This cute fellow is wishing you a happy fall and the temperatures are supposed to be in the low 60s and sunny tomorrow so it will be a great fall day.
Happy Bag Face
Picture of the Day for October 27, 2022
There was also a cute Miss Scarecrow at the orchard, who has a big smile on her face, probably after hearing the nice weekend forecast.
Miss Friendly Scarecrow
Picture of the Day for October 26, 2022
Cute little scarecrows have been popping up all over the last few weeks, like this one found at an orchard.
Little Scarecrow
Picture of the Day for October 25, 2022
The recent windy days caused a lot of leaves to fall but these pine cones were holding on tight for a few more days.
Pine Cones Hanging On
Picture of the Day for October 24, 2022
The wind was gusting as the front moved through today which caused more leaves to fall, but also created some waves on certain parts of the lakes.
Splashing Waves
Picture of the Day for October 23, 2022
While I was mulching the fallen leaves today, others may have been enjoying a warm Sunday viewing the autumn colors before they disappear from the wind gust this afternoon.
Autumn Reflection
Picture of the Day for October 22, 2022
This late Saturday in October reached the 70s so it was a great day to get some last minute yardwork done or to hike some trails at a park to view the last of the autumn colors.
Hiking for Color
Picture of the Day for October 21, 2022
After some cold days, today was in the low 60s so great day for some outdoor activities like getting the yard ready for the coming snow or to sneak off and enjoy the lake.
Enjoying the Lake
Picture of the Day for October 20, 2022
There are a few bright colorful autumn leaves yet, but they are harder to find as the season is past peak in many counties in the state already, so the green and red leaf color combination will have to been seen next season.
Green and Red
Picture of the Day for October 19, 2022
Bumblebees crawl deep into the blossoms of the turtleheads and the blossom closes and hides the bees from view until they back out of the flower, but they might want to stay wrapped in the petals during the past several frozen mornings.
Bee Heading In
