Thursday, August 19, 2010

Natural Beauty .........................


The sunflowers are blooming , yesterday afternoon , Little Missy and I found this swallowtail butterfly enjoying the largest bloom.


Most of the blooms are small , they're suppose to be mammoth sunflowers. Since we haven't had much rain , they aren't so mammoth but they're still beautiful.


The chickens followed us as we were walking , they're nosey birds (LOL).


Little Missy helped water the herbs , she's a wonderful little helper.


As we were finishing the watering , we spotted another pretty yellow moth on the lemon balm. It was a wonderful evening , enjoyed sharing so much natural beauty with my little helper.


What natural beauty have you enjoyed lately ?


~ Be Blessed ~

JoyceAnn

5 comments:

  1. I took a blog entry out of
    draft about Mosquito repellent.

    One link mentions Lemon Balm
    as a repellent. The other site
    has more plants listed. Even
    a Vanilla Leaf as one. I didn't
    know it when I took the photo of
    one.

    Lovely Sunflowers and Flutters!!

    There is a blue butterfly that
    depends on Lupines to survive.

    God Bless You and Yours!!!

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  2. There is nothing more heart warming than to watch a small child go about its business, learning new things.

    Looking at your pictures makes me feel very serene.

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  3. We have lots of great nature rigth outside our windows - birds are flitting about - and taking baths in the birdbath - the grove of trees is waiting for us to sit and listen to the rustle of leaves - it is a great summer

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  4. Little Missy looks like she
    enjoys helping out her Nana.
    Precious moments for Nana!

    I've been enjoying my walks.
    I usually see something wild
    to enjoy.

    That link to the lemon balm
    repellant shows you how to
    make it.

    Have a Blessed Weekend!!
    God Bless You and Yours!!!

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  5. Love the sunflowers! I need flowers before any beautiful butterflies are going to show up around here. We do get big moths at night.

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