Haiku: Devoted father

Male bares unborn young

Mates for life entrusted care

Female gives her eggs

Haiku poem by PamelaWLucas 6/15/17

Photo by Pixaby

Celebrate Father’s Day…read about the amazing father figure in nature.

Haiku: Pineapple and sweet potato?

A soft sturdy green vine

Deceiving plant names

A sage of a different name

Pineapple sage
Easy to grow…then use a fresh sprig of this fruit-scented pineapple sage to garnish your frosty piña colada or glass of iced tea.

Don’t eat the sweet potato vine!  Just enjoy its simple light green beauty.

Haiku poem by PamelaWLucas 6/13/17

Inspirational photos by PamelaWLucas 6/13/17

 

 

Haiku: The weed

a weed ready to release its seeds in the wind
a weed ready to release its seeds in the wind

emerges strongly

uninvited takes its space

sets the sturdy roots

Haiku poems by PamelaWLucas 6/12/17

Photo by Pixaby

Haiku: Luna Moth

A mouth less wonder

Fly only at night, Luna

A flicker of life

Haiku poem by PamelaWLucas 5/31/17

Inspirational photo by Tara McLaughlin

Unique in every sense

Haiku: Butterfly Part

The butterflies straw
Proboscis feeding tube curls
Drinks it luscious food

Haiku poem by PamelaWLucas 5/30/17

Photo by Pixaby

Illustration of a butterflies parts
Illustration of a butterflies parts

Natural World Haiku: Arum-lily

Native southern africa

Calla lily pure angel

Symbol of rebirth

Haiku poem by PamelaWLucas 5/28/17

Inspirational photos taken by Fe Caces 5/17

Orange Calla lily
An orange spring beauty of gratitude

Calla lily symbolizes appreciation, admiration, passion and gratitude…So very appropriate for this Memorial Day weekend.

Haiku: Garlic

So aromatic

Comes the flavor of the gods

Ancient once worshiped

fresh garlic buds
fresh garlic buds

Haiku poem by PamelaWLucas 5/22/17

 

Haiku: Kousa Dogwood

A flowering tree
A four pointed white petal
Japanese lovely

Haiku by PamelaWLucas 5/20/17

Photo by PamelaWLucas, Oakton, VA 5/20/17

Asian Kousa dogwood berries
Asian Kousa dogwood berries that appear in the fall.

These beauties are resistant to many of the diseases that frequently plague flowering dogwoods and they offer seasonal changes on the landscape.

Haiku: Tendrils bring blossoms then Peas

Tender thin green vines
Wrapping tendrils cling and reach
Blossoms come the peas

Haiku poem by PamelaWLucas 5/20/17

Inspiring photo by PamelaWLucas 5/20/17

Here are many varieties of peas for you to learn about quickly.

tendrils of sugar peas
tendrils of sugar peas
Sweet pea blossom about to open
Sugar pea blossom about to open

 

Haiku: Chipper Chipmunk

Tiny furry stripes
Speedy and industrious
camouflaged critter

Haiku by PamelaWLucas 5/7/17