Shrub growing in a few inches of water
The marshes here are alive and well!
Cattail leaves #1
Cattail leaves #2
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29 comments:
I imagine there is lots of 'marsh life' going on here!
Lovely impressions from the marsh life, and I love the reflections. Have a great weekend ahead!
Mersad
Mersad Donko Photography
Alive and well and full of inspiration.
Bursting with life, and reflections!
Marshes are such wonderful places -- so full of life and diversity!
Beautiful images of the marshland and reflections! Happy Friday and have a great weekend!
I agree under that water there will be lots and lots of things happening.
all three are awesome photos and when the second one came up i said Oh Wow out loud.... love that curve and reflection.
Those are great shots.
Great reflections. I too like the curves in #2.
Darla
Wonderful!
Terrific reflections for the day!! You always find the best shots and I'm so glad you share them with us!! Hope you have a beautiful weekend!! Enjoy!!
So pretty, particularly that second one.
Lots more water in your marsh than mine. Mine is in California; maybe that is why.
Your plant arc reflection is very nice!
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Love the second shot!
I would have never imagined so many interesting subjects lying in a marsh...
I was in a park yesterday and noticed that the water level had dropped a lot in just 1 week - we do need some rain.
Very beautiful!
Do you mind if one more person says the 2nd photo is very 'love'ly, Tina?
Have a Great Weekend!
Peace :)
Love that second reflection. Nice find.
Lovely pictures and lovely reflections..
I love your second reflection.
Lovely! My frog pond is shrinking. It's so sad.
Once again you have captured some lovely reflections.
Love marshes; they always seem to be teeming with life! (PS. I will be posting and commenting sporadically for awhile; I need to take care of some medical issues first, which leaves me little time to blog.) Have a good week-end!
I love marshes and all the life they hold...and that second image...love it.
Good grief, this is the kind of thing you find in Florida!
Beautiful! The middle one is my favourite though. Lovely arch!
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