Wind blows tiny seeds
color spreading near and far
luring bumblebees
Haiku by PamelaWLucas 4/5/17
Photos by Pixby
Haiku: Wild Columbine
Author: Lucas Pam
Brodie sends a golden supreme nugget
Seems appropriate to talk about the Supreme Court…given what’s happening on “The Hill”.
Well, get out of the moment and go back to 1789 and the appointment of the first Chief Justice to the Supreme Court. Know who he was? Hint…his last name is that of a rather large bird and his initials are JJ…got him now…John Jay.
A golden good try if you didn’t know and Paws Up if you did!!!!!
Haiku: Soft blossoms embrace monuments
Delicate pink stay
Cherry softens hard granite
Wind takes your presence
Haiku by PamelaWLucas 4/4/17
Inspiring and contributing photo by Fe Caces 4/17
Haiku: Russian Olive
Invasive beauty
Bearing olive like red fruits
A Sweet fragrance
Haiku by PamelaWLucas 4/3/17
Photo by PamelaWLucas 4/3/17
Haiku: Southern warmth
Oh camellia
copious tender blossoms
linger in soft shade
Haiku by PamelaWLucas 3/31/17
Inspiring and contributing photo by Diane Bridges Wilson in Heathsville, Virginia 3/17
Uncomplicated thoughts: Colony Collapse
Buying plants treated with neoniconoids (commonly used pesticides) can cause colony collapse…killing bees or changing their behavior. Protect the honeybees…beware of neoniconoids when buying plants and seeds.
Help save the honeybees…it’s not complicated to make a difference.
Golden Brodie admires beauty and its beast
Heads up my human friends…these oleander plants bear such beauty…they are hearty in warm zones across the United States…and they are poisonous to humans, dogs, cats, horses, cattle and birds.
Enjoy the beauty and be aware…
Sharing a golden love of nature…paws up!
The natural world Haiku: Bug lady
Delicate and round
Red showing tiny black spots
mini hidden wings
Haiku by PamelaWLucas 3/28/17
Inspiring and contributing photo by Tara McLaughlin in Charlottesville, VA 3/17
Golden Brodie barks about garden beauty and the beast
Dogs see flowers differently than humans …dogs don’t know when a flower is poisonous…you humans do know however… because you can read about potential threats…some of us dogs see flowers as just another something to eat…so please read and use this credible dog source when planting your garden…when walking your dog…paws up for you folks that realize the beauty of nature also has potential danger for us puppies…a big golden thanks for keeping us safe.
Haiku: Rescue the swarm
Seeking their shelter
Keep safe, rescue busy bees
Need tiny workers
Regardless of where you live, seek a live bee removal to save the honey bees should they swarm near your home or surroundings.
Do your part…plant bee friendly flowers, don’t use pesticides and don’t ever exterminate precious honey bees.
Haiku by PamelaWLucas 3/27/17
Inspiring and contributing photo by Phil Redinger in Port Wentworth, GA 3/17
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