Pumpkin Patch
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It's that time of year again,anyone for pumpkin pie ? An assortment of pumpkins and squash ready for Halloween.
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Such a deep color of orange! Reminds me so much of autumn, doesn't you?! I must be getting in the mood for fall and all its colors! ha! Such a beautiful rose, near perfect, wouldn't you say?! I thought so. I thought so, so much, that I felt sure I must've posted it already; but in checking through, I didn't see it! Hope you all enjoy!
Rose Garden
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Tacoma, Washington
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I post this kind of photo every year. The picture shows a tiny part of the sea of pumpkins at the annual pumpkin festival which always starts in late August and ends a few days after Halloween. They have a huge variety of pumpkins of all shapes, sizes and colours.
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My stepdaughter designed and carved these pumpkins.
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in the Halloween decorations aisle, with a bit of post processing. I should not be let loose in a store just before Halloween!!
Pumpkin pie for dessert during the Thanksgiving meal at Newbury Court in Concord, Massachusetts, in 2019.
...what I call this Katydid because of it's pumpkin-orange colored eyes.
Good morning everyone and Happy Hug-a-Bug Tuesday. Featured today is a short series on the Common Meadow Katydid (Orchelimum vulgare). One of two common Katydids found here locally with the other being the Northern Bush Katydid, of which I'll post a series at a later date.
As for the Common Meadow Katydid, they're more apt to be heard than seen. Even though they are fairly common I rarely see one, especially out in the open, but I never fail to hear them with their constant singing in the fields when I'm out & about.
As for these photos, just three pics with the above being the only one of this particular individual. The two photos in the comment section are of a different Meadow Katydid, which was smaller than the one pictured above. It also had extremely long antennae, even for a Katydid, which you can clearly see in the second photo in the comment section...especially if viewed large.
Almost forgot, both Katydids pictured here are males and body length is about 1.75 inches (45mm) long when fully grown.
As always, don't forget to click on "view previous comments" if you don't see the two additional photos in the comment section. Even better, scroll to them by clicking on the arrow thingy to the right of the above pic. And if you want to any pic in the comment section large all you have to do is click on it where you'll also find the full text describing this species of Katydid.
Thank you for stopping by...and I hope you are having a truly nice week.
Lacey
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Colorado Pride Agriculture Production with a 1976# behemoth gourd displayed at Denver Botanic Gardens
This was our spot for picking a pumpkin this year - a farm located close to the Provo airport. Along with a pumpkin patch they had a corn maze, a hay fortress, wagon rides, and other activities to celebrate the fall season.
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I knew by the time I got home from the grocery store it would be too dark for outside pics and my grocery store has such lovely mums and pumpkins out front that I snapped some pics of them for our 31 days of October challenge.