The colours of Autumn
These photos were taken beside local railroad tracks and country roads.
The largest square: common ringlet butterfly on Queen Anne's lace (Daucus carota).
Moving clockwise: wild sunflower (Helianthus annuus), wild yellow apple, mountain ash (Sorbus decora), pagoda dogwood (Cornus alternifolia), and goldenrod (Solidago ssp.)
Please note that I include the botanical names because they remain the same around the world but the common names vary.
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Yes the ripe berries on yellowish leaves hint at autumn. In Australia Spring starts tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteIt´s nice how you arranged this beautiful motivs :)
ReplyDeletei'm going to miss all your vibrant colors of summer/fall once winter comes around
ReplyDeleteYou are a few weeks ahead of us. We are still over 100's for the highs but looking foward to the frigied high 80's next week.
ReplyDeleteI am in awe of your gorgeous mosaic.. I love the bright colors of the flowers.
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Pam
Love the Queen Anne's lace, I saw so much of that in fields as a child, not so much anymore.
ReplyDeleteDarla
Thank you I took a great photo the other day and wondered what it was. Dogwood. Thank you. Beautiful shots. B
ReplyDeleteI love the fall colors in your collection. Wonderful collage.
ReplyDeleteFall is right around the corner. I always love your collages.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, EG...fall is coming, isn't it???
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Fall is upon us and the cooler temps are so welcome. :)
ReplyDeleteOh no! Later August---yep today is the last day of August. We had a beautiful August as opposed to June and July. It seems August Sept and maybe October are our summer. MB
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy your beautiful mosaics. Looks like we have a lot of similar plants and flowers at this time of year.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful captures! I love the diverse colors, textures and shapes.
ReplyDeleteLovely mosaic and photos. I love the the colors together. The butterfly is pretty, I wonder if the birds eat those berries?
ReplyDeleteWe're still putting up very high temperatures down here, so autumn seems far off. I'm afraid our autumn isn't going to be nearly as pretty as the things you're showing in your collage.
ReplyDeleteI love the collage, very beautiful! It is nice to see the berries and flowers together.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos so beautifully put together!
ReplyDeleteYou have captured the spirit of autumn :)
Beautiful autumn colours. I like the apple in particular
ReplyDeleteThe golden rod has been slow here in western NY and has been a concern on the Monarch Watch email list as it needs to be there for migrating monarchs....good you have some in bloom...
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