This morning, the sunlight was glistening through the trees beside the living room window and casting shadows. My windows are coated with pollen, so the light refracts in the patterns the rain has pushed the pollen in.
Showing posts with label pollen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pollen. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Friday, May 13, 2011
Day 183 - Half Way Point
I'm at my half way point in the project. Today, I waited till night fall to take photos.
Up view of pink flowers
Up view of the Camellia bush
Dying Rhododendron flowers
Labels:
bush,
dead flower,
flowers,
leaves,
night,
pollen,
Rhododendron,
RVA,
year 1
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Day 166
Today, I took more photos along the main path
This is a bloom from a tulip tree. If you count the ants carefully, you will count 5. I took this photo upside down, so the amount of ants is a total surprise to me.
This is pollen
These are new flowers that someone just bought.
The Japanese maple has been nibbled.
Green leaves. These are from the purple shoots.
Labels:
ants,
flowers,
insect,
Japanese maple,
leaves,
our neighborhood,
pollen,
RVA,
trees,
tulip tree,
year 1
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Day 163
Today's photos are by the stairs and path to our house.
This ant and inchworm where co-existing and occasionally swatting at each other.
This is a strand of oak tree pollen, which is actually tiny flowers.
Inchworm on a twig, with more oak tree pollen.
The rhododendron buds started opening.
On the railing of the steps, were lots of little creatures.
There were several tiny green insects moving swiftly.
There were about 6 inchworms inching along the rail. I took photos of a few of them.
These were going in opposite direction. When they inched into each other, they had a bit of a fight. I love how the ant is looking at them, as if it's a wrestling match and it's a referee.
Friday, April 15, 2011
Day 155
I'm overly fascinated with the different varieties of azaleas in our neighborhood. If you all get bored of them, I don't blame you. Today's azaleas all have pink spots on the different shades of flowers. If you look closely at most of the flowers, you will see pollen dust from the bees.
Purple Azaleas with pink spots
Pink Azaleas with pink spots
Light pink Azaleas with pink spots
Purple maple tree seed
Pink flower with pink veining
Dying early spring flower
Pollen
Up view of white Azaleas
Labels:
azaleas,
bush,
dead flower,
flowers,
maple tree,
our neighborhood,
pollen,
RVA,
seeds,
year 1
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Day 147
Today, I took photos while Alex and the neighbor girl played and learned about different nature things.
The blooms on the white Dogwood tree finally opened fully.
These white flowers are high up on this tree.
The red Tulip by the bus stop, opened up. I love the contrast of the colors inside.
The girls and I were impressed with this ant carrying a flower bud.
These are two huge black bees flying high up. The ripples are due to this photo being taken through my 40 year old vaulted living room window.
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