Virginia Creeper Art
Our back yard has something new every day in the category of God's Everyday Art.
Raindrops on bananas art
Three inch male brown anole on a palmetto Art
Last but not least Art.... Bob and I stood amazed at 12 to 15 fluttering orange flowers., seems all those caterpillars turned into Gulf Friterary Butterfly's on the same day. There was a flock a flutter and they were sitting on my camera, and flying in our hair and face.
and Kings Mantle Art and I added the butterfly in Picmonkey...because I could
Your backyard is a mini nature paradise. The Gulf Friterary butterflies are just beautiful, I wish we had some that colorful here. Of course my cats would wear themselves out chasing them around the yard. Love the raindrops on the bananas.
ReplyDeleteI really am Inlove with this entry, Sandra!
ReplyDeleteSo much beauty right in your own backyard, Sandra. Love the bananas with raindrops, especially. Have a nice Sunday.
ReplyDeleteWell I just love all the shots from your very own branch of God's art gallery. I really like that first shot how all the vines are running parallel to each other and that butterfly is beautiful
ReplyDeleteyou must have a beautiful backyard.
ReplyDeletestunning shots as usual.
oh, how i'd love to stroll around your backyard.
brilliant blog title as well.
Isn't God's art the most beautiful there is? The side benefit is that it is free for our enjoyment.Each of these pictures is a work of art. I enjoyed my walk around your yard.have a blessed Sunday.
ReplyDeleteMine will be very quiet,it is raining and supposed to do so all day.
You are a fantastic photographer - and such great subjects! And heck ya - do it just because you can : )
ReplyDeletean awesome bunch of shots - and i'll forgive you for throwing in the butterfly that wasn't.
ReplyDeleteI'd never leave the backyard with all those heavenly things to gaze upon.
ReplyDeleteHugs Madi and Mom
We can't claim credit for most of the beautiful photos we post, can we? We just take the pictures.
ReplyDeleteNature always makes the best subject for art ~ beautiful!
ReplyDeletexo Catherine
Holy moose-poops, Sandra...my Morning Glories are mere seedlings...look at yours!...:)JP
ReplyDeleteI have loved scrolling and finding the beautiful surprises!!! The first picture of the creeper, they have made stripes, and each one is different! Art for sure. And I am crazy about the cute little lizards. Wish I could have seen the mass flutter!
ReplyDeleteI don't like bananas but these are gorgeous, better to look at than eat. I am also now wondering if we have those blue flowers anywhere, I will be looking.
ReplyDeleteLove your flock a flutter.
ReplyDeleteYou have an amazing backyard.
Thanks for the info. on the favorite sites.
I will work on it later today when I return from church.
You have such a beautiful backyard, Happy Memorial Day.
ReplyDeleteAll beautiful Sandra! Bananas with the raindrops is stunning! Love your because "you could"! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely shots - It must be great to have such beauty in your back garden. Love the bananas with the drops...very nice!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely day!
Love your everyday stuff.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful yard you have.
ReplyDeleteGlad you got some butterflies and that not all got eaten before they got a chance ;)
ReplyDeleteWonderful images... the butterflies are so lovely to see.
ReplyDeleteGod's art is always wonderful; love those little baby bananas!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice Sunday sermon for me, God's evrday art . . . and blessings. Thanks for sharing your recognition of natural beauty of form, color and pattern.
ReplyDeleteThat is just so cool that you have a banana tree in your yard! You have to show us what they look like in a few days!
ReplyDeleteI have to say Sandra - I think you have captured the beauty of God in each and every photo. sandie
ReplyDeleteJust BEAUTIFUL!!! And I LOVE love LOVE your header!! You are some great photographer!! And of course we know Who the Master Gardener is!!
ReplyDeleteOh my. How lovely! God's art, is right! Just beautiful. :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful artwork....the butterflies are amazing...
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