First – a huge thank you for being honored once again by you, the audience, for yet another Audience Choice Award on the Let’s Be Wild photo challenge! This week’s challenge is Green. I have already done a lot of green lately, but thankfully, I am able to share with you additional shots of the lovely shade of green!
Let’s start with one of my favorite shots that features the color green. I was lucky to get a call from my neighbor and friend Ethel to come over to check out the bugs on her garage wall! Check out this amazing Katydid!
Pretty, isn’t she?
Let’s take a walk through green, shall we? Ferns abound at this time of year, and they are just truly lovely to see!
I was amazed at the symmetry of the two separate sprouting fronds in the above photo! There are some big ones too! Here is a shot of fern fiddles with the lovely greens of their leaves behind them.
Walking around I have found some everyday plants in the wild. Check out the wild spinach and strawberries!
Then there is the woolly mullein that is all over the place here. The miners used this for TP during the gold rush!
My garden has one of my favorite vegetables: Broccoli! And I was lucky enough to catch a visitor when I took this shot!
I really like these shots too. These are photos of some of the moss that is in abundance here at this time of year!
I love the contrasts in the above photo!Be sure to check out the other entries for this challenge by clicking HERE! And, please feel free to comment on their site if you like my photos!
Well, I have to dash and head off to work! May today be a day filled of joy for you! Thank you for stopping by!






























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Stunning photos
Thank you Jenn!
That broccoli is fantastic.
Thank you Imelda!
I just mentioned ‘green’ on a previous post not knowing this was to follow!
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Lovely photos Babs I share your love of broccoli, good selection of green, it is such a calming, gracious colour
It is a very calming color! Thank you for your comment! You take some pretty amazing photos yourself!
Thank you.
Green is my favorite color so I especially loved these photos!
Glad that you enjoyed them LuAnn!
All the photos were amazing. Thank you. Nature give us free gifts for the wise in vision.
John – First, thank you for your comment! I love the gifts that nature provides me when I put my eye up to the viewfinder of my camera! My hope is that I will be able to provide those who do not have the time to see what I take the time to look at! Again, thank you for your comment!
Nice photos of the bee on the broccoli and the last one of the moss. Green is my favorite color. Don’t forget to vote for her photos at:
http://www.letsbewild.com/photo-challenge/wild-weekly-photo-challenge-18-green/
Thank you PJ for the link! I will add this to my blog! And many thanks for your comments! You are my #1 commenter according to WP!
congratulations, amiga! it’s a beautiful photo! i’m home again but am about to spend the day in the yard. the weeds and grasses grow like magic here! (but the ‘invited’ plantings grow that fast as well!)
May the invited blend beautifully with what nature gives you!