Ontario's Cottage County
Largest square taken through my peephole lens: asters blooming everywhere!
Through my regular lens and working clockwise: pokeweed (Phytolacca americana), which I haven't seen for years!; water lily pads (not sure which variety); staghorn sumac (Rhus typhana), waterlily (Nympaea odorata)) and a grass.
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19 comments:
What a great image you posted using the peephole lens. I can see that as a painting.
Darla
What a beautiful composition with great pictures!
I'm still totally jealous of your peephole lens. Love it.
I'm still totally jealous of your peephole lens. Love it.
Very nice! I especially like the peephole shot. Looks like it's already framed. :)
What a great way to present your post. Each is a work of art!
thanks for helping my memory, we have the poke weed every where here and i did not know the name of it. i do know the birds love the berries and when they eat it they LEAVE it every where. LOL
Beautiful shots from your part of the country. It has been feeling like we're getting close to frost here too although it is starting to warm up a little again. Still pleasant though. I love this time of year.
what wonderful coordination of colors! Esp. on the lotus leaves. Pictures are great.
Frost? As in Frosty the Snowman? Yikes!
Wait, we had frost here last year! Darn!
I always enjoy these collages...the variety is the thing! And it vibrates with a sense of the fall season!
A beautiful collage of colour.
Very beautiful mosaic.
We're seeing a lot of asters and sumac, too. No frost here yet, either.
Lovely photos!
This is beautiful, EG.
Aren't the asters lovely? We have a frost warning tonight.
Cheers from Cottage Country!
Pokeweed is such a cool plant, it's a shame the berries are not edible.
When I saw your post yesterday, I started looking up pokeweed... invasive or not? Sounds like it depends whom you ask.
I love the lily pads with fall color.
this collage should be the welcome banner for Cottage County :)
Thank goodness for the asters and goldenrod although the goldenrod is done now...the asters are really buzzing. Your collages have such lovely look to them..not so stark as some...thank you for posting to Nature Notes EG....Michelle
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