Downtown Albuquerque, New Mexico
Tag: light
Father’s Day Sunset
Happy Father’s Day!
Three Sides of a Silly Frog on Solstice
As the new moon eclipses the sun in a ring of fire on the other side of the world, where swarms of locusts besat about the time COVID cooties went viral, I offer a single, silly frog from three sides to celebrate solstice 2020. Another end of the world is upon us.
Water Feature
Trees, grass, and moss in the clearwater ditch.
Purple Haze
Tiny hummingbird in the tangle heart tree
Chokes on smoke from a distant fire
Purple haze on Sandia’s gray
Pink snuffed out while beaver plays
Owls fall silent have they taken their leave?
A dove coos atop Mia’s tree
Nighthawk flies erratically
Bat cuts through the air
Hangs thick
Bat Over Colored Water
A bat was flying close to the water catching last night.
Night Heron @ Sunset
Night Heron
Laundered
Spunk
Reakirt’s Blue
Reakirt’s Blue (Echinargus isola) is a tiny butterfly with a wingspan of only 3/4 of an inch (19mm). This one distracted me while I was walking in the bosque this morning.
Pretty In Pink Edges
Our Iceberg blooms have developed pink edges as they have aged. The blooms on this bush are normally solid white. The pink edges might be from a few cool nights that dipped down round 40º F last week.
