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Late bloomers

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Dandelion salad for lunch? (Joe Hall)
Mr. and Mrs. Cardinal enjoying the abundance of springtime! (Joe Hall)
Mr. and Mrs. Cardinal enjoying the abundance of springtime! (Joe Hall)
Red-bellied woodpecker – what a stunner! (Joe Hall)
Red-bellied woodpecker – what a stunner! (Joe Hall)
Red-bellied woodpecker – what a stunner! (Joe Hall)
Blackburnian in Weld. (Tom Oliver)
Northern Parula in Weld. (Tom Oliver)
Tennessee in Wilton. (Tom Oliver)
Blackpoll in Wilton. (Tom Oliver)
Black-throated Green in Wilton. (Tom Oliver)
A bumblebee draws nectar from a dandelion. (Don Waterhouse)
A lilac bush in full bloom in front of an old barn. (Don Waterhouse)
A hummingbird heads in for its next feed. (Don Waterhouse)
The apple blossom bandit. (Dennis York)
Lilacs, a bit weak and a bit late, compared to past. (C.Tappan)
This year the local Lady Slippers and Jack-in-the-Pulpits are a little late and a lot more scarce than usual. (Gil Riley)
This year the local Lady Slippers and Jack-in-the-Pulpits are a little late and a lot more scarce than usual. (Gil Riley)
Yellow warbler, Torsey Pond. (Photographed by Jane Naliboff)
Up close with a sunning turtle. (Photographed by Jane Naliboff)
Sunrise, Parker Pond. (Photographed by Jane Naliboff)
Sunrise through island trees, Parker Pond. (Photographed by Jane Naliboff)
Shasta daisy witha guest. (Photographed by Jane Naliboff)
Mr. Bumble on salvia. He was not about to share. (Photographed by Jane Naliboff)
Torsey Pond’s goslings out for Sunday lunch. (Photographed by Jane Naliboff)
Japanese Solomon’s Seal. (Photographed by Jane Naliboff)
A.M. golden hour, Parker Pond. (Photographed by Jane Naliboff)
Tiger Swallowtail on lilacs. (Max Luick)
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8 Comments

  1. Thank you so much for everyone. I love everyone does very wonderful pictures. Bless you all.

  2. Wonderful pictures as always, but I especially like Jane’s Bumblebee this week.

  3. Thank you everyone that contributes to the Nature Photos. I always look forward to seeing what we have out there plus learning about the names of a lot of different bird species. All the photos are stunning and well done. Thank you for sharing, I for one, really appreciates it! Happy photographing!

  4. Spectacular … isn’t God’s creation beautiful … and how blessed we
    are to see so much of it here in Maine. We need to take time to
    give thanks for it all BUT remember the CREATOR, not the creation.

  5. Awesome pictures as usual. We are very fortunate to have such talented and sharing photographers, keep up the good work.

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