"See the geese in chevron flight, flappin' and a-racin' on before the snow...they got the urge for going and they got the wings so they can go..."—Joni Mitchell ("Urge for Going")
Corn dog on the fly.
Pink corn.
Acorn takes the high road.
Birdhouse in which wrens spent the summer...
...and a mouse spends the fall.
Tomato plants covered at dusk on the night of first frost.
Snake skin in the bee yard. (Note outline of eye and jaw on the left portion of skin.)
Grass shadows on a great book by Jim Harrison.
A mushroom I thought was the shiny cinnamon polypore but now I think isn't.
Ambivalent leaves of staghorn sumac.
A tiny nest.
Grouse crossing!
"Hey farmer, farmer, put away the DDT now—give me spots on my apples, but leave me the birds and the bees—please."—Joni Mitchell, "Big Yellow Taxi"
9.27.2008
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2 comments:
Ahhh... I realize this is an old post, but I love reading this blog and absolutely love all of your photos. great stuff. I got here by way of looking for info on the pink cornsilk growing out of my ears of corn... could not find much, but I came across your photo and a few others... apparently, it's a good thing! And I was singing that Joni Mitchell song just yesterday while peeling apples from our trees. :)
Thanks so much for your message. It's wonderful to know that at least one die-hard Joni Mitchell fan is enjoying the blog. Appreciate your taking the time to stop by and say hello. :)
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