Showing posts with label vine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vine. Show all posts

Thursday, March 8, 2012

Day 397

Despite the snow the other day, we've had a mild Winter, which means the flowers bloomed early. We've also had more birds around, which is always nice.

Some type of rose, or the larger form of Camilla


Vinca vine


Robin


Daffodil

Friday, August 19, 2011

Day 281

Vines from my neighbor's plants are pouring over the railing of her back porch.

Friday, July 1, 2011

Saturday, May 7, 2011

Day 177

Today we woke to a thick fog. After a few hours, the fog started to lift.


This is at about 9:45am.


Since, rain ruined our fun yesterday, we headed back to Brookgreen Gardens today. We focused on the garden area.

Ferns are growing on the break of the oak trees.


The squirrels here are larger than the ones at home.


These flowers varied in colors.


Lily


I love how the thick leaves of this plant cradled the water from the rain and created rounded drops.


These vines were growing through each hole of this wall.


Ivy was growing all over the bottom of this tree meeting the Spanish moss from the top of the tree.


There was a whole section of trees like this.


Moss growing between the stones of a walkway


Many fountains and pools of water had water lilies and pads growing in them.


Last year, we visited in August and there were HUGE grasshoppers there, called lubbers. This year, we visiting in May and the lubbers were still tiny. However, we found them in large clusters.


Daises


Lizard trying to blend into the leaf


A baby lubber and a few pals


Bubbles occurred naturally from a small waterfall.


There were several turtles on this circle. I liked the turtle with it's feet dangling and the one with it's feet tucked in. John and Alex let me take lots of photos of the turtles, close to the pond, before reading the "Beware of alligators and snakes" sign. Thankfully, we saw none of those.


Dragonfly on lily pad

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Day 174

Today was a long day. We went to Disney Animal Kingdom and Disney Magic Kingdom. I took the most photos at the zoo, since it has the most animals and plants.

Bamboo


Palm


Duck floating on a small pond full of fish


Duck


Hippopotamus


Vulture


Meerkat 


Male gorilla with baby


Yellow flower petal on metal of swinging bridge


Silverback gorilla


Giraffe


Butterfly


Flower in butterfly garden


Komodo dragon


Giant flying fox bat


Flower buds in leaf pod


Huge bird


The world's largest pigeons. They were about the size of turkeys. This is a male and female making a nest. They are so used to people, from interacting with them in the aviary, that the male picked up nest material a few inches away from me.


Parrot maybe?


This might be a bird couple or an adult and junior bird.


Birdy belly


This anteater was taking a shower. It was scrubbing it's self and really enjoying the water. This was an unexpected sight.


Turtle


Pink flowering vine



After lunch, we went to the Magic Kingdom. By the time we had walked around for a few hours, I was exhausted. I didn't take a lot of photos, while we were there.

Sun rays through the clouds


After about an hour at the park, rain started pouring. After it had stopped, these white birds were standing on the canopies for vendors.


Yellow flower near the dock to go to Tom Sawyer's island.


Lizard


Rabbit


Pink rose


Sunset


Sunset from the boat headed back to the cars.