Welcome Moisture
Hello Blogging Friends,
Here is a petite photo essay to celebrate the much anticipated moisture back into the Pacific Northwest. I can hear the tiny, tree frogs outside, happily croaking away.
Welcome Fall!
Cheers, Jenni
Here is a petite photo essay to celebrate the much anticipated moisture back into the Pacific Northwest. I can hear the tiny, tree frogs outside, happily croaking away.
Welcome Fall!
Cheers, Jenni
The tree frogs would have been ecstatic over here this summer!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Jenni! I am so happy that the rain is back. That second photo with the bright red leaves is just blindingly amazing.
ReplyDeleteGlad you have your moisture back :-) Beautiful shots!!!
ReplyDelete"Dear Jenni; Please send me a cute photo of a tiny tree frog. Yours sincerely; Mark." :)
ReplyDeleteMark, if I can find one of the little guys, it's a deal!
DeleteI like the first picture of the water droplets ringing the jagged edge of the leaves.
ReplyDeleteThank you, that was a picture of a strawberry leaf. Amazing water pattern on the leaf :)
DeleteBeautiful images, Jenni! I love how you captured the droplets.
ReplyDeleteI have lived in the PNW for about 9 years now and I have to say this is the fall is the first time I have finally appreciated the rains. You showcase it so well, raindrops on plants = beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful essay of rain-washed color! We had such a nice stretch of summer. No complaints about the rain here. :) Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteThose are really good photos. I love the deep red leaves in the 2nd photo and the water drops in the 3rd photo.
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