Hamilton Attacks an Oak

Or, Hamilton the Insane

 

 

 

  

Tiny Red Bug on Mountain Laurel

They Grow Where They Will

Sometime Creek II

Evening Sky with Clouds

Sometime Creek

Daisies!

Five Giant Flower Stalks

Two of the stalks are on the other side of the plant; one is barely visible between the two blooms on the right side, and the other you can't see at all in this photo. But it's there!


Here is Hugh for scale.

My Tiny Dragon

This little guy hung out with me last Monday on the patio. I am charmed by its tiny size and diamond-shaped head atop its long neck. Strangely, another one of the little fellows was inside Hugh's car today, on the headliner just above his head. 

 It is perched upon my tiniest fingernail.

Polyphemus Moth 2012

 

 

 

Hamilton the Sweet

Hamilton the Goofy

Hamilton the Large

Tonight's Moth II

Tonight's Moth

Moth on Red Lamp

It's looking at me.

Moth on Pink Scarf

Tiny Pies

Paper-clay pies, made with a tiny rolling pin, for a (late) Christmas present. Really fun working with the clay—it's very like working with real dough. 

 

 

 No, I didn't really roll them out with flour; that's just for staging. But I did really use the tiny rolling pin.

Bizarre Clouds, Part II

Catching up from a month or two ago. The sky and clouds have been very interesting in recent months. I don't remember if these were taken  the same day as The Day of Bizarre clouds.

Happy New Year!

Welcome, 2012. I look forward to you. In celebration, here is my favorite tree in all her winter glory.

Seated Double Kitty

Hard-Boiled Eggs

November Blooms

The Day of Bizarre Clouds

The thing is, we do not live In a valley ringed by mountains whose immense heights are shrouded in clouds, except today we do.

Evening Sky from the Office

Ruby & Porcupine, Part III

Ruby & Porcupine, Part II

Ruby Meets a Porcupine

Ephemera

Sunday's Finds, Part IV-B

Sunday's Finds, Part IV-A