Denise

Very pretty, but I don't know the name either...

In the 3 posts above the photos I prefer are from the Note 10.

Sometimes I need to remember to look down! I saw this mushroom as I walked in Harold Parker State Forest on an October day last year. I love the color and the patterns scattered across the …

They remind me of bellflowers or balloon flowers - although the ballon flowers have a bigger opening. I think they may be in the Campanulaceae (also bellflower family).

I also love the Dr. Seuss bug!

I managed to capture a bee today too, this one happily feeding on an aster. https://photos.smugmug.com/Wandering-near-home/Summer-2019/i-xcLv6G9/0/4e81a13f/X3/201909_XT2_1597-X3.jpg A rudbeckia hirta is losing its …

very cool! That looks like a happy bee!

I really like the sea creatures too. I found the artist via a search but I have yet to come up with any contact information. I wonder if it would be worth reaching out to her via the Sculpture at Maudslay site. It says you need to join to leave a …

Needing more days is a good problem to have!

It's always fun to see what people create for this exhibit! Here's one more, "Celebrate" by Bonnie Jean Malcolm. https://photos.smugmug.com/Outdoor-beauty/Outdoor-sculpture-at-Maudslay-2019/i-JZQprHC/0/0bfa11eb/X3/201909_XT2_1413-X3.jpg

I loved "Alien Sunglasses" by Chuck Mead! https://photos.smugmug.com/Outdoor-beauty/Outdoor-sculpture-at-Maudslay-2019/i-Xz6GwZD/0/7b845365/X3/201909_XT2_1434-X3.jpg

This untitled sculpture was created by Damon Jespersen & Gordon Przybyla. The outside panels were mainly flat but as I walked into the sculpture I found a sea of …

"20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" by Susan Gately featured felted sea …

One of the sculptures that really pulled me in was "Recycled Fantasy Garden", created by Myra Suraci & Mia Thurlow. The main sculpture appears to be a dragon or serpent made out of recycled (large) water bottles and sporting a painted cardboard …

This week marked the start of the 20th Outdoor Sculpture at Maudslay show. Maudslay State Park in Newburyport, MA is a favorite spot of mine. I walk there in all seasons, usually accompanied by my camera. After I returned from a visit there a week …

No matter what it is, they are so beautiful! https://photos.smugmug.com/GardensFlowersThings/Flitter-flutter-butterfly-2019/i-9ZF5ctw/0/9549c37f/X3/201908_XT2_0436-X3.jpg

That station is wonderful!

I think you're right. At first when I looked it up I saw very bushy examples of the flowers but then I saw some that were a better match. Thanks!

That's amazing!

Yesterday I felt a need for a beach walk so I headed to the New Hampshire coast. School has started here and the weather was cool - both contributing to a good beach walk day. After my walk I continued up the coast to Portsmouth with a target …

The Cero One looks interesting to me @Chris. I'm curious though, will the rack allow for panniers as well? That would give her some extra carrying capacity. On the speed front, you're talking short distances. I would think 20 mph is fast enough.

He is amazing! Thanks for sharing his name.

Are these human-created bugs or are they real? The one in the lower right feels like a Sesame Street creature.

Your words and photos are wonderful Awais! The first photo of the cat really jumped out at me. I think that's my favorite!

I'm always surprised when a reverse image search comes up with something interesting. I shouldn't be...