The World Is Alive
I had forgotten
about my Flickr account slideshows, and how nice they look on this
blog, (especially when you click the full screen indicator in the bottom
right corner).
It must be spring fever.
Bee
I don’t recall
having all this sneezing stuff, ever. I have read that the warmer
climate has produced a crop of super ragweed, and many trees now have
larger pollen that is especially irritating. Whoopie, let’s keep burning
fossil fuel.
Butterfly
All these flowers
blooming at the Treehouse have been keeping me and my camera busy as
the bees I have been photographing. I am collecting enough stills and
video clips to make a Bee-utiful video, soon.
Just look at the size of this rose;
Giant Rose
The Treehouse
had the dining room piano tuned. It is better sounding now, and I don’t
have to detune my guitar, or sing flat to fit the piano. Monday
Jamborees are even better on pitch.
Moth
This moth
has been resting in the stairwell for a couple of days. I can’t say I
blame it. It has been rather windy around here the past week. I am
surprised at the determination of the bees and butterflies as they get
tossed around in the gusty April weather. Of course, it’s life or death
for them to feed, and in the case of the bees, to bring back food for
the hive.
Raven, or crow? (more on that in a future post)
Today’s Travel Video;
Time-Lapse | Earth from
Bruce W. Berry Jr
on http://vimeo.com">Vimeo
.
Nice Place We’ve Got Here
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