The Golds. |
North Wetland. |
North Wetland with Pin Cherry Trees in the Forefront. |
The Vermilon Looking Very Gold. |
Red Moutain Ash Tree. |
Maple Tree |
Pin Cherry Tree |
Not All the Maples Go Red. |
Yellow Ground Bushes. |
Spider Web. |
Spider Web |
Twp Spider Webs. |
Blue Jay |
Robin |
Likely A Swamp Sparrow |
White-throated Sparrow. |
Blue-winged Teal In Flight. |
Red Squirrel After A Pine Cone. |
Red Squirrel With Pine Cone. |
Milbert's Tortiseshell. |
Things are happening fast up there Gary! Great shots!
ReplyDeleteMagnificent photos.
ReplyDeletethe 2nd spider web, the blue jay and that gorgeous tortoiseshell b-fly are my favorites!
ReplyDeleteAutumn is just arriving here Gary... a wonderful time of year.
ReplyDeleteHi Gary
ReplyDeleteI really liked your landscape shots and you really captured the autumnal mood of your walk.
Regards
Guy
It's such a beautiful season with all these colours! Beautiful post.
ReplyDeleteOh you are entering this period where everything is gonna turn red and orange on the trees!!! What a beautiful secen you have... Here it goes to quickly and one does not have the time to take pictures of it ;-) Your blue jay is beautiful but I have to say that the squirrel shot is wonderful and by far my favorite ;-)
ReplyDeleteYour fall shots are all so beautiful. You're a lot further along with fall than we are.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo's yet again, love the squirrel, butterfly and spiders webs, the second one looks like it was crocheted.
ReplyDeleteI am not a fan of spiders or their webs, but your photos of them look magical, and yes, crocheted is a good description!
ReplyDeleteThe colours in these shots are magnificent!
ReplyDeleteThose spiderwebs are beautiful. You're so far advanced into Fall up there. Here, the leaves haven't begun to turn yet.
ReplyDeletelooks like my place except for the birds.
ReplyDeleteA sure sign of fall are those strings of gleaming diamonds the spiders spin. Adorable red squirrels, birds and butterfly not to mention the lovely leaves ...
ReplyDeleteFall came much too quickly, but oh, how beautiful!
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