You take the greatest shots Casey!

Yes, Casey, you do take the greatest pics...always interesting, always draws the viewer in.

Daylily Carribean Frank League. The color intensity in the throat of some of the darker colored daylilies always awes me.

Lovely shot, Casey.

I was fascinated with the bright green treat this wren brought for her (his?) babies. Wrens are used to me, and usually go about their feeding business (which seems constant), but this one may have been spooked by the camera in front of my face. As I tracked him (her?) from branch to branch, he ended up swallowing the treat himself.

{{!gwi}}

Gazania, do you ever eat your day lily flowers?

Another shot, in the Paseo District

{{!gwi}}

Just a building on a pretty street in Providence.

Oklamoni, I tried eating one called "Chocolate Candy once, but it was a disappointment. Didn't make me think of 'chocolate' at all, lol. That is my only experience with eating them.

Last Sunday we took a walk along the streets and bridges of Naples Island, CA.

Jodi-

Check out my feet!

A coot! They are considered a real pest around here, funky feet and all. :-)

Jodi-

Unknown daylily, I love this one!

jodi - they show up here for a while and then disappear. I took this a few years ago and can't get to that area anymore. I do see them from the car and still am amazed at those funky feet!

The grandkids were out Sunday, relaxing in the hammock. 'Becca is 7, Nicolas is 9 months now.

Ron

Beautiful kids, Ron! I can't get over how Nicolas has grown!!

Gorgeous daylily, Susan.

Nicole that picture is absolutely beautiful

bengardening.....thank you! When I post late I always wonder if anyone views mine....:0)

I've been looking at ALL the photos today and reading the stories on each....very NICE group of photos we have!!!! :0)

Always....Thank You all.

Nicole, I covet your ladybug. She would look lovely in my kitchen. I would take very good care of her.

LOL Gazania!! Truer words were never said!

Gazania......lol She would love to share some of your yogurt! :0) and.......she's living a hard life. I found her at 11,500', it snowed on us while I watched her....