Showing posts with label Rainbow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rainbow. Show all posts
17 May 2014
At the ends of a Rainbow
The saturated ground was stating to dry out from yesterday's drenching rain and it was nice to see this double rainbow over the neighborhood.
06 June 2012
Rainbow
Late this afternoon a brief "sun shower" passed through the area and I headed to our cabin to look for a rainbow. Just as I arrived at the cabin a double rainbow started to form.
Soon the upper rainbow faded away. The north end of the lower rainbow faded as the south end got brighter.
The last of the fading rainbow is reflected in our pond.
Soon the upper rainbow faded away. The north end of the lower rainbow faded as the south end got brighter.
The last of the fading rainbow is reflected in our pond.
30 November 2010
03 June 2010
Out and About in the Neighborhood
It was a busy photo day in the neighborhood. Early in the morning I checked the Killdeer nest at the cabin and found a new, fourth egg in the nest. The little nest is looking crowded.
We worked on the gardens most of the day and around 6:00PM headed to the cabin to sit by the pond and relax. Within 20 feet of the park bench at the pond, a turtle was laying eggs in the rock hard dirt.
The many frogs at the pond are always fun to watch and listen to and a couple of the frogs were kind enough to pose for a picture.
After listening to the frogs and watching a few deer we headed to the barn to pickup some supplies for the gardens at the house. As we drove by Steve and Jan's driveway we could see a doe and a small fawn in the hay field. The doe ran across the field and headed for our field on the other side of Joyce Road. The fawn also ran but was unable to keep sight of the doe in the high grass. The fawn ran back to Steve's driveway and walked to Joyce Road where it stood near Steve's mailbox and looked for mom.
After a couple of minutes the fawn headed north on Joyce Road toward Brian's garage and into the field.
We continued on to the driveway for the barn where the lupins were in full bloom.
At the barn we loaded our supplies and watched a double rainbow.
We worked on the gardens most of the day and around 6:00PM headed to the cabin to sit by the pond and relax. Within 20 feet of the park bench at the pond, a turtle was laying eggs in the rock hard dirt.
The many frogs at the pond are always fun to watch and listen to and a couple of the frogs were kind enough to pose for a picture.
After listening to the frogs and watching a few deer we headed to the barn to pickup some supplies for the gardens at the house. As we drove by Steve and Jan's driveway we could see a doe and a small fawn in the hay field. The doe ran across the field and headed for our field on the other side of Joyce Road. The fawn also ran but was unable to keep sight of the doe in the high grass. The fawn ran back to Steve's driveway and walked to Joyce Road where it stood near Steve's mailbox and looked for mom.
After a couple of minutes the fawn headed north on Joyce Road toward Brian's garage and into the field.
We continued on to the driveway for the barn where the lupins were in full bloom.
At the barn we loaded our supplies and watched a double rainbow.
25 November 2009
November Rainbow
When you think of rainbows the image of warm spring and summer days comes to mind and not late November. While checking a local pond this afternoon I took this photo of a November rainbow.
24 August 2009
The end of a rainbow
This weekend, like most of this summer, included rain showers. We were working at the farm when a rain storm came out of nowhere. The shower didn't last long and the sun reappeared creating a rainbow that appeared to end at Brian and Tish's house.
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