Heute mal in lila ;-)
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Welcome to my Blog! Thanks for stopping by! I would like to show my friends and family the beautiful world around me. I was born in Germany but live in Upstate New York for 19 years now. I love it! <>Das Los ist mir gefallen auf liebliches Land; mir ist ein schönes Erbteil geworden Psalm 16:6 <> *Click on the photos and they enlarge!*
About Me
- Gudl
- I love life. I am pretty happy and content with the world around me and with myself. I love the Lord.
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- More Wildflowers....
- Raccoons like the Sweet Nectar, too!
- Hummingbird Feeder
- On Our Way to Town
- Deer in the Little Forest
- Wild Strawberries in the Little Forest
- Pretty in Blue
- Today's Color is Purple ;-)
- And so on...
- Wildflowers continued...
- Blueberries
- Berries in the Little Forest
- Watching the Grass Grow
- Snakes in the Little Forest
- Heron
- Glorious Morning in the Little Forest
- Right across from us
- Lake View
- Couldn't resist....
- Gone Fishing ;-))
- More Wildflowers
- Blackberry Blossoms
- Wild Roses in the Little Forest
- Independence Day
- Happy 4th of July!
- Another Blooming Clover
- Shamrock - Kleeblatt
- Watching the Grass Grow ;-)
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9 comments:
Such beautiful composition in this photo. I like the sharp focus on the flowers and the bee with the softer background. That's a lovely shot!
That is a beautiful picture! Great job!
c'est une abeille sur la fleur ? belle photo, j'aime beaucoup cette couleur.
it is a bee on the flower? beautiful photograph, I like much this color.
I could almost read these words in German and that was fun. Lila is purple (lilac)?
They look like little bachelor buttons...I love all your little flowers. I can just see a vase of them on your kitchen table!
I've always loved purple :)
I love purple!
These flowers look stickery...
Do they have a fragrance?
Me too! (love purple that is)
I think these are the ones that release all their seeds as floating fuzzy parachutes. (Then we catch them, make a wish, and blow them back into the air.)
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