I'd Rather B Birdin', and Saturday's Critters
1. Windswept Sky (Sky Watch Friday)
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| Booneville, Mississippi, USA, March 31, 2018 |
Early Friday morning update on the weather: Rain!
2. The Most Interesting Thing I have Seen This Week
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| Florence, Alabama, USA, April 5, 2018 |
3. Favorite Photo of the Week (Saturday's Critters)
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| Prentiss County, Mississippi, USA, April 2, 2018 |
(The fine yellow dust coating everything here is pollen from the pine trees).
4. Great Blue Heron ( I'd Rather B Birdin')
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| Pickwick, Tennessee, USA, April 1, 2018 |
5. Mountain Azalea (Floral Friday Fotos)
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| Lee County, Mississippi, USA, March 30, 2018 |
Have a wonderful weekend!
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Thanks, Tom, for keeping the Willy Nilly meme going!
and on Saturday,
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NOTE: Please do not use my photos without my permission.
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It was nice to see a wild azalea again - nicer to see the turtle. I remember well that yellow pollen from my couple of March trips to Savannah, Georgia. Every morning our car would be covered in it.
ReplyDelete...well there aren't any turtles or azaleas to be seen in my neck of the woods yet! The Door Wave, what an idea. A blue sky would be nice to see one of these days. Thanks Lea for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteGood shots.
ReplyDeleteSo many "goodies"! Love the little turtle. The door pull is a great idea ... I also employ (when I can) the "open door by the backside push"!!!!!!!!!!!! The great blue is one of my favorite birds.
ReplyDeleteThat is the tiniest turtle! I like the foot door opener. Many a time I have pulled my sleeve over my hand or used my behind...whichever works!
ReplyDeleteThe wee turtle is so cute! Love that door opener too!
ReplyDeleteI feel warm just visiting this post. Thank you! The Azalea is very pretty. I hope more public restrooms will use that door hardware--it certainly makes sense!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a door pull like that. Great idea, and wonder if it will catch on! Love the little turtle shot. Little guy like that, the eggs must have been laid nearby. Maybe you'll find more!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos. That little turtle is so cute. The door pull idea is quite handy looking. Awesome shot of the heron.
ReplyDeleteWell that is an interesting door!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Hello, I love the cute baby turtle. Great shot of the Heron. The azalea blooms are beautiful. Lovely sky shot. The door pull is a great idea. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. I appreciate the visit and comment too. Happy Friday, have a great day and weekend!
ReplyDeleteI remember that yellow pine pollen from when I lived in Raleigh. It covered everything. It's nice to see blooms again. Spring is my favorite time of year. Great shot of the heron and I sure could use that door opener. I am a germ-a-phobe when it comes to touching door handles. Especially bathroom doors. Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteThe pollen is here as well, in good ole Virginia. I must tell my son about that steak house. He lives in Athens and goes over to Florence often. Maybe he'll take me when I go down to visit.
ReplyDeleteI love your little turtle, and am delighted that someone has figured out a way to keep newly-washed hands clean while going out a door that leads inside.
ReplyDeleteThe rhododendron...lovely...we have no flowers yet. And the heron in the tree. I love that.
Thanks for sharing your photos!
Kay
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
Oh my goodness! Look at that cute little turtle! I would have wanted to keep him as a pet! heehee!
ReplyDeleteFor sharing with us at I'd Rather B Birdin', I thank you!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the baby turtle! So cute. And I too enjoy seeing herons in trees!
I hope the sanitary door pull catches on! The little turtle - so precious! You must have really good eyesight to spot him among the rest of the green stuff!
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