Only 4 of the white and 1 of the purple today

This is my wildflower garden. Right now mostly Daisies are coming up. I seeded again this morning. Always a surprise what we see all summer.

Not my home but one of my favourite ones.

Monday we will be in a deep freeze. Temps will go down to -22F through the night.

Had to be quick it's raining

Had to be quick it's raining

From the Canon 6D Mark II Real World Review froknowsphoto.com/6d2/

My Wife & I completed the Exeter Green Circle Walk with the East of Exe side

Some flowers & berries from the garden - Crocus

Series of 12

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I believe when the site Wish first started I ordered some phone covers. Dirt cheap

I was quite taken with these rocks that seemed to be paused forever in a perfectly balanced perpetual tumble. I could live in Joshua Tree.

Lots of flowers...but they still fight

Overflow, Overfilled

The Pipevine Swallowtail is a swallowtail butterfly found in North and Central America.

In the United States, the butterfly is found in New England down to Florida, from Southern Ontario (Canada) to Nebraska, Texas, Arizona, California, Oregon and New Mexico.

They are poisonous.

Pipevine Swallowtails can have a wingspan up to 3 1/2 inches. They are black with bluish-green metallic color on the hind wings. Females have a row of yellowish-white dots, males do not. When a Pipevine Swallowtail folds its wings while it's resting, you will see a curved row of bright orange dots underneath its wings.

This is out my kitchen window. I was happy to be inside when we got this snow. It is all gone again.