Backspray on the surf #DailyGratitude
Catherine Ryan Hyde
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Catherine Ryan Hyde Catherine Ryan Hyde is the author of more than 25 published and forthcoming books, including the bestselling When I found You, Pay It Forward, Don't Let Me Go, and Take Me With You.
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His (or her) call was something I'm not used to hearing around here.
On very high zoom, haloed with light.
(Two photos.) There's a tree for the monarchs and an area of ground cover for the gulf fritillaries. And they don't mix much. I can almost say which kind of butterfly it is just by where I spot it.
Looking west at the reflection of the sunrise.
(Two photos.) Once again, the cat gets comfy more or less on top of the dog, who eventually pulls her head free.
Must be the lovely rain we've had.
Small, but nicely close to home. (Three photos.)
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Thirteen new photos HERE.
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...and create something unusual. (Two photos.)
...to create a really unusual pattern.
That's too much fun for one bird.
(Three photos.) Sorry to be one of "those" pet owners, but tell me these two aren't just the sweetest. We're coming up on two years (next month) with Jordan as part of the family.
Cons: Not as big as Pismo or Pacific Grove. Pros: It's on my street! (Five photos.)
I realize mating is a private thing, Still, you have to celebrate anything that brings more butterflies into the world.
This was more like the tail end of one, but the only one I could capture.
I guess that inch+ of rain has gotten the garden started for the season.
Just in time for the holidays.
This cropped up unexpectedly in a planter box. Thought it was a squash. Now that I've picked it, I think it's a green pumpkin. Which means I should have left it growing. Fortunately there's such a thing as green pumpkin recipes. Anybody have a favorite?