The hard woods are giving up their leaves in the grand style we enjoy at the 45th parallel.
The forest floor is thick with ferns and mushrooms.
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Thursday, September 30, 2010
Thirty Days Has September.....
And so we bid September "Ado." I have enjoyed great photo opportunities this month and I am particularly indebted to the very patient dragonflies of Michigan for letting me practice on them with the Raynox macro lens for the Panasonic FZ-20 and FZ-35. I am doing my best to wear them out!
The hard woods are giving up their leaves in the grand style we enjoy at the 45th parallel.
A disgruntled Garter Snake is not amused with picture taking.
I was sitting precariously atop an 8 foot step ladder near my giant maple when this Black Capped Chickadee posed for a portrait.
Old red barn, sunflowers, billowing clouds. A classic Mid-Michigan moment.
We'll soon be saying good-bye to the Dragonflies and Damselflies until next spring except for a few stragglers like this beat up old veteran.
The hard woods are giving up their leaves in the grand style we enjoy at the 45th parallel.
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