I usually walk with Tony, but without someone to talk to I was able to pay attention to the small details around me.
Like hearing a pair pf crows talking to each other from two nearby rooftops. They made sounds I'd never heard before, some of them almost human-like.
At this time of year it's easy to see the sheet-like grass spider webs...even when they're on top of ground cover.
And this partial fairy ring of mushrooms (some large and some small) that was not there a couple of days ago.
This mainly-dead tree had branches covered with more galls than I had ever seen before.
I was almost home when I saw a tiny maple tree sprout growing in the gap
between the lower rail and a fence picket.
Sounds like a nice walk. l love the crows-they have been stopping by for seed this month Happy weekend
ReplyDeleteWhat big maple leaves on that petite little tree trunk!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like Fall has come to the little maple tree. My neighborhood is known for Ravens. They’re smart and very comical.
ReplyDeleteLovely walk -Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteSometimes being alone makes you more mindful of the world around youlike the crows, mushrooms, and even that tiny maple sprout.
ReplyDeleteIt’s such a nice reminder that nature always has something new to show us. Trust me