...More on my walk. Once I got back to the car and got a towel from my trunk to dry my hair...I then started heading home. Just before the causeway to drive over the bridge going over the intercoastal highway [water], I decided to make a short stop at the park and walk the boardwalk, then along Sand Dollar Drive to the Audubon Sanctuary. I saw one bird in the trees...the lonely hummingbird trying to keep dry. But, I saw lots of color....
How lovely! And unusual sea grasses.
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DeleteThose are gorgeous, especially for this time of year. 👍💕
ReplyDeleteHere, it's flower season year 'round. Just heavier blooming in the spring.
DeleteI especially like the flowers that look like little sunflowers.
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DeleteBeautiful flowers and so cheerful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Molly & mom.
DeleteSuch beautiful colors on the wildflowers. I believe autumn wildflowers are very stunning... a last blast of color before the drabness of winter! I love seeing them all around. Thank you for sharing yours!
ReplyDeleteThank YOU, Pamela
DeleteI love seeing your pretty flowers and wish we had some around too. I always enjoy going along with you on your walks. :-)
ReplyDelete...and I enjoy your company D J!
DeleteMy oh my how much I love those yellow flowers and especially the ones that are coming through the fence! I had to smile when you said you were drying your hair Nothing Stops you neither rain nor snow nor sleet nor hail will stop the bird lady from taking photos
ReplyDeleteLol...you'd laugh even more is you knew what I used to dry it!
DeleteHi Anni, popped over to take a peek at your blog...and found a wonderful surprise! Such a beautiful blog!! Your photos are amazing!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your visit and for your lovely comment on mine...I really appreciate it!😊😊
I'm so glad you stopped by today.
DeleteSo much beauty when we open our eyes to see!
ReplyDeleteTrue, so true.
DeleteThe yellow flowers remind me of what my mother called "privet flowers." They were used in the past to hide the outhouse in the backyard. Oh, by the way, the 6 ft. skeleton is a very popular fellow around here. Home Depot has sold out of them!
ReplyDelete...as with the 12' skeletons.
DeleteI too loved those little yellow flowers poking through the fence. I imagine you will see more hummers soon. Mine have basically left for the south.
ReplyDeleteThere are some here, but they have gone to Mexico on their way to S A mostly.
DeleteHow beautiful that stop was for you.
ReplyDeleteNow stop playing in the rain and stay dry ☔ and stay safe place ☕
Rain is much better than snow. lol
DeleteThat was a good choice. You captured so much beauty there.
ReplyDeleteGlad you think so Ruth.
DeleteThank you for sharing all that color with us Anni, and enjoy your week :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Denise.
DeleteI love the shot of the reeds in the water. Great color and serene feel.
ReplyDeleteThis time of year is so pretty.
Sue
That, it is! A very pretty season.
DeleteWhat great photos with beautiful colors.
ReplyDeleteIt is pretty in the morning
DeleteSuch pretty, cheerful little blooms!
ReplyDeleteThey're nice to have during the dry months.
DeleteLooking at water I now wonder what sort of frogs and turtles you have in your community?
ReplyDeleteProbably the same as anywhere else.
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