Monarch enjoying our heptacodium ... it's a wonderful tree and perfect for where we have it...we see all the gorgeous blossoms from above from our deck. First the white, then those drop off and the pink emerge.

More horses of course.

Strange year for these hydrangea this year. Had more blooms in October than the rest of the summer combined.

Hercules

Hosta and Heuchera

hydrangea oakleaf

Hamamelis virginiana or common witch hazel currently blooming in our yard.

Hovering helicopter

"Hot" air Balloons.

Another view of Hercules

Uffizi Gallery

Hikers

Heart.....of Pansies

My favorite HOT air balloon wearing a HAT, New Mexico’s own Smokey the Bear

Hibiscus syriacus

Hollyhocks

Hoodoos - Bryce Canyon National Park

Blue Heron, Hunting gold fish.

hannibal, mo

@nicole___, don’t you have a pond? Herons are horrendous!

I forgot that I took this photo in my back yard a couple of days ago:

I used to have this in a wine barrel planter but eventually planted it in the ground, and it seems to be doing fine now. The soil does not drain well, and so some plants drown, but this hibiscus did not.

The color of the flowers varies seasonally, and they are more saturated in fall and winter.

@jrb451....My housing development has two trout stocked ponds. I don't own one. This is a shot from a city pond. Someone put goldfish in it.....and now it's 2 feet deep in goldfish. No loss. Birds have to eat.

House, in Hermannsburg Historical Precinct, NT:

This house belonged to the late Albert Namatjira, the first Aboriginal artist to earn mainstream recognition. He did not paint in the traditional Aboriginal style: he was a western-influenced water colorist, and inspired an entire movement, the Hermannsburg School of painting.

Hosta flowers