[Nothing is wrong with your eyes. The pics were taken with a camera phone, and are a little blurry.]




Say what you want about Texas, but the wildflowers here are amazing.
As mentioned in the previous post, our region is experiencing a near-Biblical plague of mice. "It's due to all the moisture we had...
Beautiful. Always something to surprise us in nature -- what a great collection of surprises. :) Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDelete@S_Vandemore: taking the dogs for a walk around the property when I get home from work has opened my eyes to all these lovely surprises. Love it!
ReplyDeleteit's true. Have been enjoying the bursts of purple liatris on the hillsides too.
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