Butter 'n' Eggs
The growing season is definitely slowing down but there's still lots of colour. These photos were taken on a windy, overcast day.
Fall aster
Rowan berries
Staghorn sumac
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Those berries look quite similar to something that's here. Not quite the same shade, but similar.
ReplyDeleteI love the autumn colouration of the last shot.
ReplyDeleteSuch beauty! I love each and every photo!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos and colour. I noticed butter 'n eggs blooming the other day too.
ReplyDeleteI am not familiar with butter-n-eggs, but I love it!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, colorful flowers and superb captures as always! A beautiful way to lift the spirits on a long day!! Thanks so much for sharing, as always!! Hope you have a great new week!!!
ReplyDeleteLeaves also never give up to decorate our life.
ReplyDeleteAutumn light has a special [patina to it
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Yes, slowing down but the colors area still sharp and vibrant.
ReplyDeleteI like the down-home name of the Butter-and-Eggs. They're pretty flowers, too. The fall asters are always lovely, and the bees really like them.
ReplyDeleteYou have a fine eye for colour.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures certainly show that beauty is still all around.
ReplyDeleteThese colors really pop! I savor those late summer colors. It seems so grey all too soon.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the autumn colours in the last shot and the rowan berries are always a favorite.
ReplyDeleteA lovely little collection of close ups, brings autumn so vividly to mind.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos! Love the colors!
ReplyDeleteSo much beauty in this new season as you have shown in these fabulous shots.
ReplyDeletethose yellow flowers do look just like eggs, my first view of them..
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and colorful! Love the color transformation in leaves.
ReplyDeleteLovely autumn flowers.
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Love the asters. :)
ReplyDeleteButter n' eggs - what a beautiful flower. Each photo is a beauty.
ReplyDeleteYes it is but the weather has been nice..I have never heard of rowen berries and am going to look them up.. they look so pretty...Michelle
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