A bunny decided to sunbathe in my front yard! I was afraid he might be injured, but when I walked onto the porch, he hopped away.
The hummingbirds are hungry! It's unusual to see two at the feeder at the same time. I love the green iridescence of these two.
This little guy glowed!
Wildflowers are blooming along a nearby hiking trail. These daisies brightened my day.
Mock orange created a delicious scent.
Foxgloves added a splash of color.
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We've had a fairly cool spring, but summer is in full swing now with heat and humidity here. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteI love Juneuary. Cool winds with morning rain. My tomato plants are loving it. I love walking in the cool winds too.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos and great idea about Juneuary! I enjoy imagining those flowers surrounding me...someday.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy July!
Oh, those foxglove! Great pics, Sandy.
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ReplyDeleteI love the cute bunny. They seem to spook easily. Your flowers are beautiful.
I love daisies! We had a cool spring, now the days are more like summer.
Take care, Enjoy your day!
Oh ~ I love bunnies and gorgeous photos of the flowers and hummingbird ~ ^_^
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Lovely photos - I'd love a bunny in my yard.
ReplyDeleteFun at the feeders. It's weird. We don't have a bunny in our yard this summer.
ReplyDeleteJuneuary looks great!!
ReplyDeleteI love all thee flowers and bunny. We have a nest of bunnies in our yard. I keep the mower well away from them but they still bolt when I am mowing.
Lovely moments caught between Juneuary sun and shadow.
ReplyDeleteOur June has been quite Juneuary too with cold windy Atlantic days. I hope things warm up tomorrow and for the whole of July. For both of us.
ReplyDeleteAs always, your posts gave me a real lift. This is my kind of weather. My brother and i used to call foxgloves wolf mittens. And mock orange fills the air with fragrance. As for bunnies, to make a un, our neighborhood a-bounds with them. Thanks, Sandy. Keep the pictures coming!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blooms. Love the hummingbirds!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, I love to have humming birds here
ReplyDeletebeautiful wild flowers, and might attract hummingbird
ReplyDeleteHappy Juneuary! Bright and beautiful captures!
ReplyDelete...when I was in the nursery business I would spent a week in Portland to visit my suppliers. Some years I would freeze, crazy!
ReplyDeleteOh how beautiful! I am from New England and have lived here most of my life except for 2 years when I lived in the Pacific Northwest. I loved it there but missed New England too much to stay.
ReplyDeleteA pretty collection of captures here. Thank you for stopping by my blog. have a great week.
ReplyDeleteThe cold weather has been making me crazy with trying to run a farm when it's too cold for anything to germinate.
ReplyDeleteNot sure if you have this comment already , to 'approve', because we use different systems, Sandra :) :) Looking dry and brown here in the height of summer, but there's plenty of colour in the flowers. Thanks for sharing! Have a great summer!
ReplyDeleteI live in another part of the world and have never seen a hummingbird live. Very beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteJanuary is the month I like the most because this is the month I was born
ReplyDeleteOh so pretty in your yard. We had a couple of hot-ish days here in Eugene, but it’s mostly been some kind of April/May weather... even still so far this month. (It seems really chilly to us coming home from Florida, but real locals are wearing shorts and tees!)
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, it almost looks very English there, other than the hummingbirds of course. We have foxgloves in our garden, they keep flowering for months and add some great color to the garden.
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