Tree Frog

Patrick and this little critter have seen each other often in the last few weeks.  Tonight I captured him on film.  Can't tell if it is a native tree frog or a cuban tree frog, both being in Florida, but I think it is a native tree frog...or maybe it is just a "wall" frog.  Cute....

Nature's Bountiful Wild Blossoms

This multicolored bouquet of Mother Nature is surrounded by what looks in the picture like Baby's Breath.  Not...but nifty!

                                                                                                               Pink blooms

Yellow Blooms...sunlit flowers.



 Ribbons of lavender, rose and blue

Create a spectacular sundown

With colorful reflection upon the pond

Beyond the plentiful lavender crepe myrtles blooms. 

Wildflower

Happiness held is the seed; happiness shared is the flower.
                                                                            Unknown

Florida's Sandhill Cranes with their brilliant red crowns are an endangered species.  We are pleased that two often visit our pond and home.  They have the most interesting discussions!  Each one creates unique, almost trumpeting, sounds that can be heard a very long way.  And they dance, jumping high...especially in mating season.  Come often Sandhill Cranes...we enjoy your visits. 

Palms and a Street Light Profile Against the Gorgeous Sunset in July

Meadowlark

Eastern Meadowlark

"I Love You" by Sara Teasdale

"... The meadow-larks will know,

And pipe the three words lightly

To all the winds that blow."

July Sunset in Parkside West on Space Coast of Florida

Even the clouds say "poof" because the sky is magical...