Tag Archives: Nymphaea odorata
06.13.2022 Texture and Tension (Surface…the good kind)
Sometimes the frog journey provides other subjects. Yesterday at Moosehorn Pond I heard but saw no frogs. Not surprising as it was a moderately chilly morning. However the lily pads are up and one or two had accompanying blooms. This … Continue reading
08.15.2021 Sunday Silence
A peaceful post and a change of pace from all the insects…but one. Pink White Water-lily-Nymphaea odorata with a side of Water-lily Leaf Beetle-Galerucella nymphaeae. I didn’t see the beetle until on the display in Lightroom. They are quite common. … Continue reading
06.16.2021 Lily Pads as Pacman
While at Moosehorn Pond on the same day as the previous water-lily shot, I captured a couple of pads with nice water drops that accumulated during the rain just prior to my arrival. I picked out a couple with some … Continue reading
0-6.12.2021 Saturday Night Soaker
It was raining when I left the house this morning but radar showed it letting up to the north and, sure enough, when I arrived at the pond it had stopped. But the evidence remained. White Water-lily-Nymphaea odorata
08.09.2020-2 A slight change in plans
My trip to Moosehorn Pond was intentional and my plans there also although I was thinking of dragonflies which were not terribly abundant. The change is that I was going to do this as a “Silent Sunday” post but decided … Continue reading
07.20.2020-2 Pink Reflection on Moosehorn Pond
Sunday morning I set out on a mission. I don’t always leave with a preconceived notion of what I am looking for but sometimes I do and this time I did. I’ve had pretty good luck over the years with … Continue reading
07.01.2020 White Water-lily Wednesday
I love finding these floating on dark water. This was the only fully open one within “reach” (see below) this past Monday as it is still just a touch early. Some of the pink flowers are beginning to blossom too, … Continue reading
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