I thought I saw Paradise,
And wondered if I was dreaming.
I checked with a butterfly,
But it was busy drinking.
My lady has an advice,
The scene is ever-changing.
Appreciate while it's nice,
For leaves are disappearing.
For leaves are disappearing.
"Hoppers' Snacking Enterprise",
Is seen to be opening.
It's the Critters' Paradise,
That I'm actually seeing.
--- O.N.E.
p.s. In case you didn't notice, there are 2 grasshoppers munching.
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Lovely observations and images. I think I caught the grasshopper! Can never catch one when they are on my plants!!! Have a good day.
ReplyDeleteWondrful nature photos, the flowers are beautiful. But most of all I just love the last shot of the grasshopper. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteThe blooms are beautiful. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteCher Sunray Gardens
Amazing photo! And I didn't notice the 2nd grasshopper at first. Every single photo is fabulous. Great post!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots. love the poem to go with it.
ReplyDeleteThe pixz are great and the poem lagi-ing best..
ReplyDeleteVery nice post in words and pictures. The grasshoppers have pretty pink eyes.
ReplyDeleteI didn't see them both at first...very cool!
ReplyDeleteAs always a visit to your blog makes me crack a big smile! How divine your surroundings are, I feel we are kindred spirits but living in such entirely contrasting environments, love the grasshoppers and all the rest too:~)
ReplyDeleteThese are great pictures. I can't pick a favourite because I love them all.
ReplyDeleteVisiting from "This or That". Great set of photos, but I just LOVE that you got such a great shot of a ladybug. That glimpse of red just MAKES that capture. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteKathy
Love the poem! And I didn't notice the two grasshoppers until you pointed it out! One is so much larger than the other! Great shots! The canna is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteYes, now I see there are two hoppers. What a cool capture. I had to come back and look again.
ReplyDeleteAll of these are beautiful, but the first one here is pure magic!
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous colors!
Do young hoppers stay with their momma's? Lovely photos, each and every one.
ReplyDeleteI've known One for long,
ReplyDeleteOne good observer and a good writer,
Then One got engrossed with her critters,
And One got good with them too.
Later, the camera conquered One,
And now, One became a poet too!
Very nice pictures! God's cretions as it's best! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors and bokeh in these photos.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors and bokeh in these photos.
ReplyDeletehow inspiring post!
ReplyDeletegorgeous series of photos!
very nicely done! :)
Very nice photos ... a great series ...
ReplyDeleteLG: Karin
Great photos! Your garden is really alive with diversity, both plants and animals and that's a sign of a healthy garden.
ReplyDeleteI like the poem and the wonderful photos that accompany the words.
ReplyDeleteNice shot of the grasshopper...
ReplyDeleteWow -- what fabulous shots - and love the rhyme too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful words! Beautiful photos! Well done!
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos! Your blog displays your great photos beautifully!
ReplyDeleteWonderful close ups. I like the ladybug one very much.
ReplyDeleteWonderful series, One! Your love of nature and life is really great.
ReplyDeleteThe canna looks almost ethereal! Wonderful shots!! I did miss the second grasshopper till I read what you'd written. Incredible!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, you got the Silver Award at GGW for that hornet drinking water!
ReplyDeleteYou always seem to have some cute little bugs in your garden One - congratulations on your award over at GGW!
ReplyDeleteAwesome shot!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures and poem...Dugg! Congratulations on winning the Silver in the Gardening Gone Wild Picture This Photo Contest.
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