In These Troublesome Times
Butterflies hatched earlier this week
Tuesday morning there were butterflies everywhere there was a blooming bush for them to sip nectar. They had to get busy because they only get a couple of days to mate and lay eggs before they die.
Proboscis probing for nectar
I took a ride down to Turtle Bay after I exchanged read for unread books at the library today. It was beautiful along the river as I walked the trail near the Sundial Bridge.
Looking upstream at the Sundial Bridge
I observed some elusive mythological creatures as I walked on the edge of the pathway.
Bigfoot
It was very exciting once I opened my eyes to the enchanted parts of the Turtle Bay experience. Bigfoot was hiding in plain sight pretending to be a piece of driftwood.
Not far from bigfoot, swimming quietly in a sandbar protected pool, was the Loch Ness Monster. I was lucky I had a camera with me. I seem to have taken the world's only clearly focused pictures of these elusive beasts.
“Nessie”
The best was yet to come. For some reason I was compelled to look down in the grass on the other side of the path and there it was… A wood pixie.
Wings on its back as it walked in the grasses
What a day. What a great place to live. A world of wonders surrounds us with beauty and mystery. It is up to us to see and appreciate the magic of life on earth.
Shasta dances with undulating veils of clouds
It’s a complex beautiful colorful world. What a gift.
Today’s Video;
All A Flutter
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