Thank you....J- SPEIGHT.......Much appreciated, Bob
LeeK wrote:
P. 17 Lovely pictures and great variety. I've never pruned my hydrangeas down all the way and they are fine. However, I've also read, depending on the type of hydrangea determines when and how much you are to prune them. Hope they do better this year.
Thanks Leek....for your kind comment and advice on the hydrangea. Guess I'll google a bit for further advice. Much appreciated, Bob
PAToGraphy wrote:
Spring officially began a week ago - can hardly tell up here, but there are a few signs heralding the season between winter, mud and black fly season in Maine. Maybe seasons don't change much or at all where you live, but please show us what the end of March looks like in your locale.
I've been keeping a close eye on our Springs arrival. Went out again today and captured some shots to share. Bob
(1) Forsythia appears to be coming into full bloom all around us.
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(3) This years Maple Tree Buds have really caught my attention.
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(4) Also enjoying the green touches across the street in the woodsy area.
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(5) Our daffodils appeared to have their heads bowed.
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(6) I'm hoping that this years Hydrangea bush does better than last years! Decided not to cut it back all the way to the ground like I did last year!
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(7) Looks like our Peonies are going to make a healthy appearance!
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(8) Evergreens are always green, but do take on a nice fresh look this time of year.
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(9) Plenty of yellow to keep thing bright & cheery!
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(10) And finally......there's the seed flats that my wife has planted and is keeping in the garage window area. They are just now making an appearance!
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Great pictures and a nice reminder of the couple of times we've visited The Great Sand Dunes. Smiling as you explained "the people" in # 4 & 5. Not only did I enjoy it from the distance, but also became one of those people stumbling around in the sand! Thanks for sharing!
Bob
Thank you =hettmoe. Appreciated, Bob
Thank you kpmac......for checking out my Great Blue Heron & enjoying it. Bob
joecichjr wrote:
Spectacular shots 🏆💫🏆💫🏆
Thank you =joecichjr.......for your wonderful compliment! Much appreciated, Bob
Amator21 wrote:
A very nice series. My favorite is no. 3 Thank you for posting!
Poul.
Amator 21.......Thank you Poul....for expressing a favorite and enjoying the series. Perhaps I should be stretching my neck back & forth like he does! I was so pleased he was willing to perform for me!
Bob
UTMike wrote:
Very nice set and narration, Bob!
Thanks UTMike! Happy you enjoyed everything! Much appreciated, Bob
Umnak wrote:
Very nice and I liked your creative Heron thoughts!!
Rob
Thank you Umnak......Glad you appreciated my "creative Heron thoughts!!" That made it somewhat fun for me to put together. Bob
George in McKinney wrote:
Excellent series. Beautiful bird and great sharp detail in exposures.
Thank you George in McKinney! I was very pleased that my camera captured so much of the detail during this fun, rushed shoot. Bob
compilot wrote:
Bob, I am a displaced Hoosier from Arizona, GREAT shots. Always have a camera at the ready. Cheers.
Thank you compilot for the kind comment! You're right about "Always have a camera at the ready." It's usually ready, but at times.....at the other end of the house! So glad he waited!
Since we've lived in Indiana as of 2002.....guess that makes us Hoosiers! But originally from Massachusetts. Have lived in some wonderful places from California to Hawaii (18 yrs) to Colorado & then on to Indiana so we could be grandparents in the proper way. Thanks again, Bob
Sinewsworn wrote:
Great set! Thanx for sharing.
Sinewsworn.......My pleasure, much appreciated! Bob
Thanks MSW......Happy you enjoyed it! Bob