Thursday, January 25, 2018

Take Three Thursday - January 25th

In an effort to notice more of the ordinary in my life, I have decided to share what I have noticed this week in Take Three Thursday.   The idea is to take photos that are linked some how; by theme, by colour, by date, by moment,  by points of view. There is no formal link in but please feel free to join in. What have you noticed this week?  

Have a look at what others have noticed this week:

Karen at Random Reflections 
Melissa at Daily Life-Bits & Pieces
Maggie at Farmers Wife Day by Day

This week what I have been noticing that Mother Nature paints with some intense colour during the winter months.  I am sure that because the winter daylight hours are brief & animals & birds need to find food easily, Mother Nature paints many of the seeds & berries left about in red.  I know a tiny bit about the science of red & the vision wave length of birds.    I am seeing red this Thursday.
 
Mountain Ash Berries


Burning Bush Berries (Winged Euonymus)

Staghorn Sumac Cone

 "... the winter is kind & leaves red berries on the boughs for hungry sparrows."  John Geddes

11 comments:

  1. These captures are lovely ... a gorgeous pop of colour against all the snow! In London today, we have blue skies and sunshine (long may it last ...).

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  2. beautiful photos celebrating winter, we haven't had any snow yet

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  3. Great idea for a threesome. (So to speak!)

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  4. That bright red really shows up! Our red dogwood berries are long gone, but it is interesting that there's so much red. Good catch :)

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  5. Red---my favorite color and especially beautiful against the whites and grays of winter.

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  6. Beautiful photos..I love the pop of colour in the cold winter days.

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  7. Just look at that beautiful frost on the first photo - fantastic!

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  8. Oh, what a fabulous look at some winter color!! Gorgeous!

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  9. Red does look so great against the winter dullness.

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  10. Fabulous - red does brighten things up !

    I'm back from my blog break - and working on getting a more regular routine of blogging again - and finally getting around to catching up on blog reading.

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  11. Those reads are all the more effective for being set against the soft hazy whites and greys. Lovely group ...

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