Tag: Indiana Dunes National Park
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The Gathering
A busy bee working at the gathering of pollen along the Cowles Bog Trail – Indiana Dunes National Park.
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Holding On
Fragile and minuscule dewdrops, holding on for as long as possible before a breeze tossed them down to the ground. When I come across this type of scene, I quickly grab my camera and then find myself holding my breath as I focus and whisper, “Hold on a few seconds longer, please. Just try to…
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Tiny and Spry
Paused from fluttering about, two tiny and spry unidentified insects. Does anyone know what these are? Fruit flies, maybe? Fandango’s One Word Challenge – Spry
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Colors of Spring
I am waiting. . . . Patiently waiting for the colors of spring to appear. What about you? Flower of the Day
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Bird Conferences
Seems like even birds of all kinds enjoy conferences/forums in popular vacation spots around the world. I wonder where the next gathering will be held. HInts, anyone? Ragtag Daily Prompt – Forum
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A Hesitant Start
Day 48 of 365 Occasionally, even the sunshine seems to have a hesitant start to the day.
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Smorgasbord of 2022
Here we have a leftover photo smorgasbord of 2022. Starting out above (on the left) with the Bamboo Forest in Haleakala National Forest in Maui to the tops of trees on the Indiana Dunes National Park trails on the right. Below is a view from Brush Creek Ranch in Wyoming captured last month. Next to…
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Portrait of a Flower
A portrait of a flower along the Great Marsh Trail – Indiana Dunes National Park. Flower of the Day
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Tiny and Tinier
Macro Monday Tiny and tinier raindrops. This image was captured on November 1 as well as two other pics on a previous post “Drip Drop.” Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge – Caramel Color
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Shroud of Fog
An unfailing sun rising behind a shroud of fog at the Great Marsh – Indiana Dunes National Park.
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Don’t You Breathe!
That is what I tell myself when I come upon a scene of lots of tiny dewdrops and raindrops. “Don’t You Breathe!” The slightest little breeze or bump will cause them to fall to the ground. Sometimes, I’ve even gotten way too close with my camera and bumped them with my lens hood. Ugh! These…
