I biked into Burrows Park right before the thick cloud cover moved in, and caught the best of last night’s sunset.
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Common yellowthroat
I’m not much of a birder, so it makes me happy when I’m able to capture a warbler — they move around so fast! This is a male common yellowthroat.
Infatuated with clouds
We’ve had some idyllically pretty skies over Madison the past few days, thanks to those cumulus clouds.
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I came across these dandelions while hiking through the woods, and I couldn’t resist trying to capture their delicate beauty.
View more →Gloomy day on the rooftop
Shining like a beacon
As I hiked through the woods I could see a flash of white in the distance, almost shining like a beacon through the dense foliage. Getting closer, I could see what it was… a huge trillium blossom.
One tulip
“One tulip is like the next tulip, but not altogether. More or less like people – a general outline, then the stunning individual strokes.”
– Mary Oliver
Evening shadows
Tiny oak leaves
I find the tiny beginnings of tree leaves to be just as beautiful as spring flowers. These are brand new leaves from two different oak trees.
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