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| The white of May Flowers |
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| White Cheeks of the Sandhill Crane |
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| White Birch Bark |
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| Whitest of White of the Bloodroot Flower |
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| Dried White of the Fungus on dead fallen oak |
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| the white of the ends of the Quills of the Porcupine |
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| the very damaging porcupine killing yet another tree of our forest! |
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| White teeth smiling through a hole in a concrete cellar roof |
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| The most true white of the Bridal Wreath of June in April |
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| White hope of Strawberries Sweetest of Sweet, Soon~ |
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| Jellied False Corral so White |
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| Mica Rock sparkling like glaze |
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| Whitest of white trees, the White Birch we cherish |
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| The cleanest scent of the White Roses of my garden |
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| A White Admiral to bring hope of a Warm, Colorful Summer |
Have a wonderful week. and
BlessYourHeart
11 comments:
Pretty although I have never thought of white flowers for spring. sandie
very pretty!
Really beautiful photos for white! Nice choices.
You are really into white today and they are all pretty.
A wonderful wealth of white!
I get so jealous, I wish I knew that stuff. I did not know the porcupine could damage trees either.
The pictures and dialog are great. Love you lady!
Some "Pretty" white things! I just love how you pick up on all the little things in life around you...Wonderful! all the pictures are great, but I especially love the white teeth showing through the hole..
Hope your Sunday has been a good one..
hey...the porc is doing you a favor......don't you stack up dead wood for winter every year....??
give him a break...he is a citizen of those woods by design....
love all your whites...but especially the sandhill cranes...I have never seen one in person...though I have tried...
Dar, Thanks for the beautiful "bouquet"
of white flowers! Beautiful, all. Fraternally Fred
That face caught me off guard for a minute. I saw a red admiral yesterday.
Nice pictures. I especially like the one of the evergreen needles around the birch trunk...Also, I like that you have sandhill cranes all the way up in northern Wisconsin. We see them year-round down here in Florida, practically every day, and in the last few weeks we have started seeing babies walking with their parents - a sure sign of spring!
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