A Few Blooms

Iris are blooming

Honeysuckle. The out layer.

Osric on the gate listening as Nora hoots him a grocery list.

Willa and Walter were in the nest tonight. Willa ignored me for a long time.

“Oh! Hey there, Paparazzo! And there’s la Paparazza! Is that mama I hear?”

Sunset

57 thoughts on “A Few Blooms

  1. The Iris is a gown of a flower. How stunning, and great shots Tim.

    The owlets are growing up so fast. And they are adorable!

  2. Iris were my dad’s favorite, he would have been 82 today. Owlets are growing too quickly.

  3. Gorgeous flowers Timothy. The owls are sweet as ever. I’m overridden with honeysuckle vines that are laden with blooms. It’s like a perfume boutique around here. Lovely post as always.

  4. My neighbor is complaining about her allergies and wants me to dig it up. I sympathize ( I have allergies too). that’s a major project, it’s huge !

    have a wonderful day dear Timothy.

    • Honeysuckle is not considered a high level allergen plant. It produces a low level of airborne pollen. Do you have wisteria? Wisteria is a major allergen plant.

  5. Such lovely Irises. I hope to see mine in Pennsylvania very soon.
    The owlets are getting so big!
    Happy May Tim!

  6. Just getting back into it – lovely flowers, but you know I am partial to the feathers. Apparently missed the hatching. Can’t wait for Willa and Wonka to grow into their feathers! At this rate of production, your mice won’t have a chance ha.

    • Thanks, Brian. If Linda is catching up with you, I gave her advanced warning on a couple of posts.

  7. I know irises are not your favorite flowers, Tim, but those are very beautiful, and you take such alluring photos of them! Our Dutch irises are blooming, but the German bearded ones are still at fat buds. The wild yellow flag irises are just opening up.

    I bet you have hummers that visit the honeysuckle?

    I love the photos of Willa! The way the feathers and fluff grow, the youngsters look like little spacemen. That is a cute shot of her staring right at you.

    The molten sunsets gorgeous as always!

    • When I was at UNM two weeks ago, their roses and irises were in full bloom and about done, and ours were not budding yet. Besides Lady banks, our roses are thinking about blooming. The irises spouted up, budded and started opening this week. Interesting the micro climate difference between UNM and us. UNM is 300 feet higher and 20 miles southeast of us. The owlets are growing up quickly. Thanks, Lavinia.

  8. The part about Nora hooting a grocery list made me laugh! Love your owl friends, they’re so majestic. 🙂

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