Time Passes Quickly
Please, say it isn’t so… our natural world is clearly communicating we are fast approaching autumn. Where does time go?
Early this morning I walked the edge of our prairie to enjoy scenes blessed with warm sunlight rising over the horizon.
Sneezeweed - Image 1138615
Dew on Black-eyed Susan - Image 1138575
Big Bluestem at Sunrise - Image 1138513
Then, after breakfast, I made a trip or two up and down my favorite section of the Wapsipinicon River. There I saw many cedar waxwings, green herons, my first of autumn osprey (carrying a northern pike), and cutleaf coneflowers.
Cedar Waxwing - Image 1138683
Cedar Waxwing - Image 1138693
Cedar Waxwing - Image 1138705
Cedar Waxwing - Image 1138746
Cedar Waxwing - Image 1138781
Green Heron - Image 1138829
Osprey Along Wapsipinicon River - Image 1138840
Osprey Along Wapsipinicon River - Image 1138886
Cutleaf Coneflower - Image 1138822
Each day there are more autumn leaves floating down the river too. Time passes quickly… too quickly.
