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Thursday, May 31, 2018
Mono Blooms
The spring went from snowstorm to 90 in the blink of an eye which is how fast the flowering trees and bushes change in the UW Arboretum. I took this photo the first week of May and bet everything has grown almost beyond recognition by now. I better load up on the DEET before I go back.
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We really like blooming season, except for the allergy stuff!
ReplyDeleteI hear ya, Bri—choo.
DeleteI love spring. It's my favorite time of year. We too have had the roller-coaster temperatures. One day it's so hot you can't breath and the next day the heater is on.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day. ♥
That about sums it up, Sandee but the fans and AC go on a lot quicker than the heat for me.
DeleteA great photo showing the comparison of people and trees. So many blossoms....I LOVE it! Thanks for linking up today!
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid I missed the peak because it was so hot but I'm anxious to see what's happened there since.
DeleteYour photo caption - hahahahahahha. I take it that includes you. If not, I am anyway. hahaha
ReplyDeleteOh yeah, sure it does, Susie, you can feel all those eyes on you. Every once in a while I stop by the office of the park down the way to ask them what's out there and it's a pretty scary list. Not to mention I had a run in with a very unhappy deer there once.
DeleteThe spring is the beautiful sezon ... also this tree!
ReplyDeleteBut ... where are the colors in your photos?
I'm pretty sure we got robbed of spring this year, Ella, but I can appreciate the summer if it's not too hot. It didn't crack 80 ˚(26) today so I'm pretty happy about that, especially since most of my time outside was in the pool (: I liked this one better in black and white.
Deleteare those magnolia blossoms? they look awesome!
ReplyDeleteI don't know, but they could be because there are magnolia trees over there. I was going to take photos of it today but was on the wrong end.
DeleteIt almost looks like a host of pale butterflies. Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteTa, M. I can honestly say I've never seen so many inactive blogs, impressive.
DeleteSpring is beautiful - but some of its critters aren't much fun ;) I like this candid shot.
ReplyDeleteWe didn't really have a spring this year and there are the occasional black bear and one too many coyotes, but I'm not afraid of the deer and turkey yet, lol.
DeleteI like it! It speaks to me!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lea, what is it saying, there's a line of cars behind you pretty honked off you're not moving?
DeleteWonderful shot.
ReplyDeleteI went back and forth on this one, Kwarkito, but I liked the senior couple.
DeleteSpring has sprung! Bugs and allergies can't bring down the joy all those flowers bring!!!
ReplyDeleteI think it sprung a leak, Chieftess.
DeleteBeautiful capture.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Robert, I only wish I had gotten more this season.
DeleteIt's a great image, Jeanna. I'm pretty sure it's a magnolia and it looks great in monochrome.
ReplyDeleteThat would make sense, Betty. I was too late to see the peak but there are plenty of magnolias in those gardens.
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