Neighborhood Glimpses
October 23, 2022
It’s been a while since my neighborhood appeared on this blog. Here are some photographs taken in August, September, and October.
1 A week ago the camera found some examples of fall foliage. These are willows at the edge of Rock Pond.
2 Trees were beginning to turn color around Island Pond, too.
3 Just ahead on my walk a maple peeked through pine boughs.
4 All over the neighborhood hosta leaves are beginning their transformation.
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7 Lichen on a wooden railing paired well with the background in August.
8 Dumpster hunting that month yielded some discarded screening in one of them.
9 I was only able to catch the essence of hummingbird in August.
10 In September the same colors decorated an asphalt spreader in a parking lot.
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12 Manipulation of a different view of the spreader took the image into another mood.
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14 When the sun shines directly on this window in our community center, and if you look at it from a certain angle, this is what you see. The other windows in the same bank of windows show no similar effect. What causes this appearance is a mystery to me.
15 This is not a mystery. It is a very long garter snake.
16 A new walkway is visited by honey-locust leaves.
Romancing Reality 