My cherry trees don't have the kind of cherries that are large and eaten by humans and they don't have large blossoms but they do provide a lot of food for the birds. The dragonfly below seemed to like the bricks on my house.
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Monday, July 7, 2014
Nature Notes: Early July
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12 comments:
Gorgeous! Wonderful shots! I love the second one!
What a cool dragonfly photo. Nice composition and texture.
Beautiful pictures, beautiful summer pictures :) Regards
Oh great capture of the dragon.. I think it is a common white and we have them here too. I love dragonflies.. I hope you have some cool days to enjoy taking walks in Carver...Michelle
Whoops.. I meant common whitetail dragonfly..sorry
It is nice to have a fruit bearing tree to attract the birds. Great capture of the dragonfly.. have a happy week!
That is a terrific capture of the dragonfly with its shadow.
The dragon fly and shadow are beautiful on the brick -- Nature's art!
I'd opt for cherry tree like you have anytime -- would rather feed the yard-birds and buy the few we would want to eat at the market!
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Great pics, especially the dragonfly with that wonderful shadow!
Love that dragonfly shot. Is brown a regular dragonfly color in North Carolina? In Hong Kong, the most common dragonfly color is blue -- though I've also seen red, yellow and green ones. :)
Lovely photos! I love dragonflies. They are ancient creatures whose fossils look very much like the dragonflies we see today.
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