Two shots of bees in my lavender plant - you have to find the bee in this top photo.
This is either a photo of a bee face, or a bee butt. Not quite sure.
A new insect (beetle) to add to the Magnolia Menagerie of Insects. This tree has been an endless source of fascination for me this year.
Easter Lilies in June? These are in the United Methodist Church garden, behind the 100-or-so year old wrought iron fence.
I didn't used to like hydrangeas.
The sky today about 10:20 am as I walked back from the bank and post office. I love the convex look of it.
Small and abundant day lilies near a market in town. On Monday the whole area was abloom and vibrant. In this photo, taken Tuesday, you can see the new blooms and the withering day old blooms.
It's Day Lily season! Here's some pretty ones on the corner of the steps leading down to the street.
I walk by this magnolia tree everyday on the way to work. This is the first flower of the year on this tree. I caught it, and its friendly bugs, yesterday, which is a good thing as storms did a number on the blossom today.
