Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Around The Garden

I know it's been awhile since I've posted anything from around my yard. So, here's a fairly quiet look at some of the random wildlife I find interesting. On a day like this where we seem to take a bit more time to reflect, I have tried to dwell on how blessed I am to have a beautiful place to call home.









Mom, this is not a monarch, it is a queen. I had no idea.
Check out some other garden-y things over at Sidewalk Shoes Garden Tuesday.

7 comments:

  1. wooooooooooooooow! What is that green pod thing? These are gorgeous photos and sooo cool you have this in your back yard1

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  2. Your pictures are so good! Well that is why it looks so different from the monarchs here! Thanks for that answer. It is beautiful and I love how you got the picture of it with what looks like one in the background? Those bees? are so different. I actually had one on two different days that looks a bit like that one you have. Very shinny and huge. Do you know what they are called? Loved seeing these, even the lizard, which still makes me silently screech inside. :)

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  3. Your pictures are amazing! It's so nice of you to share your space with so many little weird creatures. I am not happy with the spider who has taken up residence in our house...

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  4. WOW! You got a lot of going on in your yard. Thanks for sharing, lovely pictures.

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  5. Wow, so colorful and pretty! My favorite pic is the first one of the violet flowers.

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  6. Love all the wildlife. We saw a lizard in our garden and got quite excited - well I did. Quite rare to see them over here even the one's they call 'common'.

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