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26 comments:
Both the tree and berries are beautiful, I love the second shot.
Lots of red shots ~ Great photography ~ (A Creative Harbor) ^_^
Lots of lovely reds! Great shots, beautiful cardinal!
I think you outdid your self with your pictures this time.
Great red rusty rake.
Welcome to Carver!
Lovely autumn pictures.
I like the fall.
Regards
we have a Japanese maple in our front yard - much smaller
all are beautiful! :)
Gorgeous series. Gray day here so I appreciate your brightening it up!
you have captured such great reds!!
Some vibrant and beautiful reds!
My first time to join ABC Wednesday.
Mae
Oh wow! Amazing shots of red! Love that first one with the rake!
Leslie
abcw team
The maple far outshine the stop sign, and that cardinal seems a tad snarky. Bet he just spotted a blue jay, about to beat him to the feeder!
MARvelous images. ABC as usual brings us together. Loved it, Carver. Peace, Amy
http://sharplittlepencil.com/2012/11/13/rejoice/
Fantastic images. I have never seen those kind of berries.
Ravishing red :)
All pictures are so nice that I couldn't say which one I prefer, maybe the little robin !
Gattina
ABC Team
A wonderful medley of photos using RED as a theme. Love 'em all, esp. Mr. RED Cardinal. I enjoy watching them in flight as they zip by my sight. You caught this one beautifully. He is truly a ROCKSTAR!
I love the photo of the Red Rake! And that Remarkable Japanese Maple would make me stop, no stop sign Required (in Autumn, anyway!) :-)
Cardinals are one of my favorite birds, and I Regret not having them here where we live. So thank you for sharing yours. Love the pretty berries too. Red's just a great color!
Great red themes. The rake is sure appropriate for this time of year. That cardinal is a star.
i keep looking at the maple tree--it's gorgeous! fabulous photos for R.
R is for...
Calling by from ABC Wednesday, loving your red theme photos.
Love all your reds, Carver, especially the cardinal.
Your maple tree is beautiful.
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Rose, ABC Wednesday Team
Beautiful trees! I do like trees -- almost all kinds of them but the Japanese Maple over here and the copper beech in England.
Aah! Fall .. so beautiful
I used to be a "blue" person, but lately have found a new appreciation for all colour, and your reds are fabulous! Hard to pick a favourite since I love them all, but your image of those bittersweet berries is super sharp and i don't think I've ever seen them before.
my son has this great book called Who Said Red? your post is similarly engaging =)
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