

I love the landscape of November.
Sometimes here in rural New York we have snow of the ground that doesn't melt until April, but this year we have been blessed with a glorious Indian Summer
with the temperatures reaching into the 5o's.
(Of course snow is heading our way during this coming week)
Above, the milk weed is giving a marvelous lesson on seed dispersal.

On a walk out in the back fields, I found a small bush containing a few living remaining summery blossoms.
The bees were so happy--there had to be at least thirty bees swarming the 20 blossoms holding out against the freezing temperatures we are having during the nights.


God's creations continue to amaze me---especially when you contemplate these creations "up close".
A dandelion viewed from the front.

The same dandelion viewed from the back....I love this view.
6 comments:
Absolutely exciting to see this at every angle. Beautiful shots and I love the bee.
Very beautiful ! all of them !
I love the light
great shots
Oh the milkweed!!! I used to collect the shells in the winter and spray them with silver paint then dust them with sparkles....and decorate for Christmas!!
My Macro is in a NUT SHELL
Great shots of nature holding on!
Great set of images! Enjoy the rest of your Indian summer.
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