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mistressofmuses) wrote2023-08-30 10:00 pm
mistressofmuses) wrote2023-08-30 10:00 pm
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More pictures from the last couple weeks:
One picture from a nearby park from August 14:
Look at this surprisingly clear picture of a wasp! I was trying to get it when it landed on the flower, but it took off before I got the picture. Turns out it was still in great focus, and I got it in flight!
On August 15th, we briefly stopped by the xeriscape garden for a quick walk:
There was a very tiny cactus that had planted itself on the pathway, close to the edge. I put some rocks around it in the vain hope it won't get stepped on.
I just liked how vibrant the yellow flowers were against the very blue sky.
Bumblebee in flight!
On the 21st, we went to Pelican Pond (though saw no pelicans), again for a brief walk.
A monarch! I'm always VERY happy to see monarchs! This one looked pretty fresh, like maybe it was a recent emergence.
Cormorants! And one wood duck over to the left. And a photobombing dragonfly against the sky.
And a second monarch! Resting in the shade. This one also looked fairly "new".
Look at this surprisingly clear picture of a wasp! I was trying to get it when it landed on the flower, but it took off before I got the picture. Turns out it was still in great focus, and I got it in flight!
On August 15th, we briefly stopped by the xeriscape garden for a quick walk:
There was a very tiny cactus that had planted itself on the pathway, close to the edge. I put some rocks around it in the vain hope it won't get stepped on.
I just liked how vibrant the yellow flowers were against the very blue sky.
Bumblebee in flight!
On the 21st, we went to Pelican Pond (though saw no pelicans), again for a brief walk.
A monarch! I'm always VERY happy to see monarchs! This one looked pretty fresh, like maybe it was a recent emergence.
Cormorants! And one wood duck over to the left. And a photobombing dragonfly against the sky.
And a second monarch! Resting in the shade. This one also looked fairly "new".
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