Awww... that book will be right up your alley! I have those same looking pink hibiscus flowers in my backyard and I also have red ones. Those are my favorite flowers!
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beautiful pictures!
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That little one ... off to start his new life. Pretty cool!
ReplyDeleteEven your photos are charming! I can never get good close-ups like these!
ReplyDeleteAwww... that book will be right up your alley! I have those same looking pink hibiscus flowers in my backyard and I also have red ones. Those are my favorite flowers!
ReplyDeleteis that hibiscus? and you know i love that cicada! they are really lovely photos, bravo! when are you getting on flickr?
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I enjoy the photos from your yard. Thanks for sharing!
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Kim
Princess Pepper Cloud (and her ants) will probably be the first in line to buy your book! I'll be right behind her :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos, Kate!
Eeeeeeew! What is that thing in the second picture?!
ReplyDeleteIf I saw one of those on my leg, I would scream like a little girl, and squash it. Violently.
* shudder *
you take wonderful photos. and those are some wild looking bugs.
ReplyDeletelovely photos kate! i've got those same hibiscus flowers here in new york - and surrounded by phlox!
ReplyDeleteso glad to hear you've got two books to work on - can't wait to see the final products!