Early morning walk
The start of my weekend escape
The first of many moments that calmed my spirit
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A beautiful photo, Lisa, so calming and serene.
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Thank you, Jeff! I think so too 😊
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You’re welcome, Lisa! Always. ☺️
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Well captured!
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Thank you so much! Early morning light can bring surprises!
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So beautiful! I was sorry to read about your cat.
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Thank you, Jo. Yes, it’s been a tough few weeks!
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Beautifully captured 🙂
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Thank you, Sarah!
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There is something about watching a hummingbird that is so awesome. Thanks for that good shot.
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Thank you! 🤗
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Wow / It is not easy to capture these fast tiny hummingbirds so knowing that makes me appreciate the beauty of this photo even more
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Awww, thank you so much! I love photographing hummingbirds!
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Well you just see them a lot ? I hardly ever see them
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We seem to have a lot of them where we live. We have a feeder, but I see them a lot at flower bushes.
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That is great
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