We started the day early when it was still foggy this Sunday, September 17, in Central Park. I hoped for Fall warblers but didn’t see many today. If I take the time to look I can always find some interesting things to photograph.
Misty Central Park 9/17/2017
Spotted Beebalm (Monarda punctata), Central Park 7/19/2017
Morning Glory, Central Park 9/17/2017
Chinese Anemone (Anemone × hybrida), Central Park 7/19/2017
Nightshade Family (Solanaceae), Central Park 7/19/2017
Ruby-throated Hummingbird, Central Park 9/17/2017
Blue Jay, Central Park 7/19/2017
Northern Waterthrush, Central Park 9/17/2017
Mist can make for such nice photos. These are lovely 🙂 🙂
Hi Sherry, That picture of the Eastern Blue Jay is quite wonderful! Sassy fun and beautiful. Have a great weekend!
Thanks so much. Best to you too.
these are incredibly beautiful Sherry!
Thank you so much Cybele
Beautiful . . . I really like the Spotted Beebalm but maybe that’s because it is square and I am thinking all thinks square this month!
I’ve been liking your squares. Beebalm is in the mint family. Mint has square stems.
well there you go, never knew that . . no wonder I liked it so much 🙂
Each photo here is a work of art, and the composite has such a theme of peace and beauty, too. Lovely images, Sherry. My favorite is the first, so mystical.
I’m happy you enjoyed my pictures Jet.
Beautiful, especially that Morning Glory.
Thank you.
Stunning images, Sherry!
Hi Indah, and thank you 🙂
Love the misty shot. It was like that in Boston early this morning too, but it burned off before I could get out. Glad you made it.
I saw fog in NYC almost all day.
That morning glory photo is gorgeous!
Glad you like it. The light was just right on it.