Nature the artist
Creates and designs daily
Over & over again
Waning Days of Summer
Summer days ending
Fewer hot days warm nights
Shorter days & nights
Salt Pond Colors
When summer comes
Nature paints colors
In patterns known to artists
Summer Solstice Sunset
Sunrise 5:46 A.M. Sunset 8:30 P.M.
This is the time when more people stay outdoors
It is also the time of the warmest weather
Summer is just around the corner
Great Egret
The great egret is a large slender white heron that lives in North, Central, and South America, east Europe, Africa, and North Asia. It’s habitat are fresh and salt-water wetlands, marshy ponds, and tidal flats. It eats fish, amphibians, small animals, and insects. In the late nineteen and early twentieth centuries many were killed by plume hunters but soon recovered due to protection efforts.
Last Days of Spring
The warm days in spring causes green algae to grow in size. They like warm weather in order to grow and thrive. During the springtime you can see them in the pond. Once the hot days of summer arrive scenes like this will vanish.
Persimmon Leaves
During the Springtime the leaves grow and the bees pollinate the tree. This occurs when the temperature and the soil rises during the warmer months of Spring to produce the leaves. It was just a few months before the tree lay barren without any leaves. But in another six months in October and November the persimmon tree begins to dispense fruit.
Springtime
After a series of early Spring rainstorms, the flowers started to bloom. Flowers seem to like a good downpour. Catch them now to view them before there are gone.
Mt. Kaimon Dake
“Kagoshima is my favourite place” said Haruya Kono from Yokohama, Japan. Photograph of Mt. Kaimon Dake is a 924 meter (3,031 ft) volcanic mountain also called “Satsuma Fuji” because it resembles Mt. Fuji.
Storm Clouds
As I was taking photographs of I noticed some striking and captivating cloud formations and I clicked the shutter. Only in the Winter can you view scenes like this.
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