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Favourite Summer Photos, Part I

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Here are some of my most popular photos from the summer. Can you believe we’re heading for autumn? So soon??

This rainy rosie was well-liked and is one of my favourites too.

And this cutie. I don’t know what kind of flower this is, but it’s seriously lovely and delicate.  🙂

And daisies. They weren’t necessarily a blogger favourite but they are my favourite, so I’m including them.

Happy Tuesday. 🙂

 

28 thoughts on “Favourite Summer Photos, Part I”

  2. The second flower is a Columbine – they grow in the wild all over the state of Colorado. I grew some in my yard when I use to live in Arizona. Have tried to grow them here in Arkansas, without much luck. Your photos are gorgeous.

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  4. lovely daisies which are my daughter’s favourite. My flower picks this year have been mostly sunflowers, we had some fantastic ones last year, so tall and beautiful so we planted a lot more seeds this year and had a regiment of sunflowers in front, beside and behind the house. 🙂 The bees loved them and now the birds are attracted to the seeds including a beautiful yellow bird which keeps coming back.

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    1. Sunflowers are terrific for birds (and maybe yourself if they leave any seeds 😉 ) and they are so bright and cheerful. The bird might be a gold finch – finches love sunflower seeds. 🙂

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  6. Three of my favorites! And I am THRILLED that we are heading into Autumn, my favorite time of the year. Well, almost headed. This is Texas, where the high today was 97, so we’ve got a ways to go, still…

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    1. Autumn in the Okanagan is really beautiful – a slow descent into a mild winter. In Texas you’re definitely looking at a few weeks still! Here in the north it’s starting to be very fall-like. The trees are yellow already so it won’t be long before we have snow. I’m sending you wishes for cool temperatures. 🙂

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    1. Thank you. You are very welcome. 🙂

      Yes, I think it’s a wild columbine. I’ve only ever seen the cultivated ones before, so I wasn’t sure who this little guy was. He was quite small and hiding under much larger plants. 🙂

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