One tree, gloriously ablaze in this bush across the harvested field, peeks through a small opening to let the world know that it bows to the inevitable, the turning of the seasons.
Tag: bush
Morning, wheat field and bush, Lambton County
Frog
During our walk in the bush this unusually-pigmented frog leaped off a log and plopped into the water. It tolerated a photo session, remaining still for some time.
Reaching
This Black Cherry truck reached high, catching my and causing it to do the same.
Glory in red
Glory in red, a Red Trillium.
Exquisite beauty
Abut 7mm of rain fell yesterday and another 13mm overnight, making the yard much too wet to work in. So we took a drive, then stopped for a walk in a bush. We were treated to many wonderful sights, sounds, and experiences. It was a treat to see many, many White Trilliums, Ontario’s floral emblem. This one was particularly exquisite.
Dogtooth violets
Taken with and posted on the PlayBook.
We took a walk along the Sydenham this afternoon and Faye led me through the bush fringing the river. We came across these beautiful wildflowers and admired them. I had to get down on their level. It is chilly at night yet spring is here.
Nature, god, the maker, what have you endowed our world with remarkable beauty.
Turkeys
A small flock of wild turkeys lives in a bush adjacent to my commute. It’s been a difficult winter so they have spent more time in the day gleaning the adjacent fields than in the past two winters. One morning they were in the field between the bush and the highway so I stopped for a moment. They didn’t care for my presence and edged away yet I was able to capture three of them.
Almost lost in the fog
Almost invisible, this tree is perhaps 100 yards off the road. The bush beyond was a vague shadow.
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