Posts for: Morrisdh
Apr 9, 2016 14:23:05 #
Cwilson341 wrote:
I see more Monarchs than Swallowtails so this was a welcome visitor to my Bottlebrush bushes this afternoon.
Great detail in the download and very well done. I love the
bottlebrush, thanks for sharing. Dennis
Apr 8, 2016 16:21:55 #
Carolina Wings wrote:
Lovely series Dennis...really makes me miss spring in the South...I can almost smell the heavenly fragrance of the Wisteria!
How much later will it be there before spring fully breaks? Dennis
Apr 8, 2016 16:20:46 #
trigger finger wrote:
No wonder I can't breath, the pollen is out there, your yard is beautiful.
Thank you and the pollen is awful here. My truck is supposed to
be white not yellow. Dennis
Apr 7, 2016 21:01:07 #
infocus wrote:
A lovely series of spring busting out all over.
Thank you and I just love the early colors of spring everywhere.
Dennis
Apr 7, 2016 17:29:43 #
LennyP4868 wrote:
very nice still to cold here in nj
Thanks, we hope we are in the full spring pattern and won't
see any more cold weather. I would hate to have the frost
ruin my fruit trees. Dennis
Apr 7, 2016 17:27:52 #
jaymatt wrote:
Nice blooms; cute title.
Thanks, Sometimes it is the title that gets folks to stop and look. Dennis
Apr 7, 2016 00:21:03 #
Swamp-Cork wrote:
A very beautiful series, Dennis!
Thanks glad you stopped by Swamp-Cork. Dennis
Apr 7, 2016 00:20:16 #
Sylvias wrote:
Excellent set Dennis, love the variety of shots. Your bird berry bush #3 is a climbing Hydrangea. :thumbup: :D
Thank you Sylvias I only knew it has lots of berries. Dennis
Apr 6, 2016 18:16:03 #
tbell7D wrote:
Very enjoyable, colorful, and informative series of images. Enjoyed stopping to take a look at each one.
Thanks glad you stopped by and glad to share. Dennis
Apr 6, 2016 18:15:26 #
rlaugh wrote:
Excellent set indeed!
Thank you very much. Dennis
Apr 6, 2016 18:13:12 #
alliebess wrote:
Nice look at spring blooming plants.
Your red thorny bush is a flowering quince, also known as japonica. I have several, started from plants at my grandparents' house. Mine is also in bloom, although not as heavily as other years because it also bloomed during a warm spell this winter.
Your red thorny bush is a flowering quince, also known as japonica. I have several, started from plants at my grandparents' house. Mine is also in bloom, although not as heavily as other years because it also bloomed during a warm spell this winter.
Thanks, the same thing happened with ours this is the second
time also. Dennis
Apr 6, 2016 17:40:19 #
I went out in my yard this cloudy cold windy morning to try
some shots at my blooming bushes and trees. I was using F18
and F22 to see how the surrounding areas around the blooms
would stay in focus. I have several bushes that was planted for
the berries for bird feed. I don't know their names so I will list
them as Bird Berry Bushes. 1DX 24-105L Lens Tripod. It was and still is windy here. mdh
some shots at my blooming bushes and trees. I was using F18
and F22 to see how the surrounding areas around the blooms
would stay in focus. I have several bushes that was planted for
the berries for bird feed. I don't know their names so I will list
them as Bird Berry Bushes. 1DX 24-105L Lens Tripod. It was and still is windy here. mdh
Lilac Bush
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Lilac Bush Bloom
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Japanese Cherry Tree Bloom
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Wisteria Bush
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Wisteria Bush Bloom
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Wisteria Bush Bloom on Arbor
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Bird Bush
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Bird Bush Blooms
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Bird Berry Bush #2
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Bird Berry Bush #2 Blooms
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Red Throney Bush
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Red Throney Bush Blooms
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Yellow Apple Tree
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Yellow Apple Tree Blooms
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Tame Crabapple Tree
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Tame Crabapple Tree Blooms
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Bird Berry Bush #3
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Bird Berry Bush #4
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Bird Berry Bush #4 Blooms
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Verbium Bush Blooms
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Oriental Cherry Tree
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Oriental Cherry Tree Blooms
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Apr 6, 2016 00:33:54 #
Never Summer wrote:
Well done all around.
NS
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Thanks, glad I could share. Dennis
Apr 6, 2016 00:27:24 #
rehess wrote:
What makes this a "bird garden"? {in my area, we stop seeing many birds, even at a feeder, once the snow is gone and they can find their own food where ever}
It is an area that I set up to attract birds so I can photograph
them and make it look natural. I don't want my shots just to
be captured while on a feeder. Here are three photo's of it. I
keep feed out year round and water also. When summer gets
here I have my Humming Birds use the same are plus other
trees in the yard. I have Blue Bird houses on a lot of my fence
corner posts. I plant bushes that have bird berry's in the back
yard also. Dennis
Apr 6, 2016 00:05:42 #
rlaugh wrote:
They just don't get any better then this!!
Thank you so much, glad I can share. Dennis