This old barn doesn’t look ready to start a new work week and it seems to be a bit hung over and tipsy from the weekend.
Weary Monday
Picture of the Day for June 4, 2023
I’m not sure what my cat, Trouble, is trying to convey on this warm Sunday afternoon. Maybe he wants some more catnip.
Sunday Afternoon Cat
Picture of the Day for June 3, 2023
This double variety of daffodil looks like it had a bad hair morning, but in a pretty way.
Double Daffodil
Picture of the Day for June 2, 2023
This robin was waiting until the people left the area so it could take the large bug to its nest to feed its young.
Robin Bringing Lunch
Picture of the Day for June 1, 2023
The small primroses in this patch lining a path ranged in multiple different colors, bringing a sunny smile to your face.
Smiling Primroses
Picture of the Day for May 31, 2023
Over the holiday weekend, the Apostle Islands Station of the Wayzata Yacht Club held their Spring Series Regatta on Lake Superior in Bayfield, Wisconsin and the water was filled with colorful boats as they raced towards the finish line.
Spring Regatta
Picture of the Day for May 30, 2023
The Pasque flower is an early spring flower, which is still blooming on the shore of Lake Superior since the spring growing season starts later than in my home area.
Pasque Flower
Picture of the Day for May 29, 2023
There are many Memorial Day services today honoring veterans who have passed away while serving in the military. The program I attended this year had members of the local American Legion with a school band and an individual playing the bag pipes.
Memorial Day Program
Picture of the Day for May 28, 2023
The holiday Sunday have people enjoying a beach, but they weren’t the only on the beach today as these shore birds were busy finding a snack.
Beach Birds
Picture of the Day for May 27, 2023
The bright yellow feathers of the Yellow Warbler catches your eye but it is hard to photo this little bird as it hops around quickly looking for bugs. The females are less colorful and lack the chestnut stripes that the males have. But this warbler better watch where it lands in the tall grass as some have been caught in the strands of an orb weaver spider’s web.
Male Yellow Warbler
