Fall Friday: On this calm November morning, you could see green grass, yellow flowers and a blue sky.
Leticia Shaddix
“Acqua Alle Funi” stands tall and slender on a November day.
The frog was parked outside the SiDet doors. It was a good thing the photographer, Leticia Shaddix, didn’t swing the door wide open or he would’ve been a injured. Shaddix took him to a nearby stream so he would have a chance to live a little longer.
Throwback Thursday: Now that’s a painterly sky.
The geese enjoy an autumn swim on the pond.
Throwback Thursday to summer 2016: Helianthus grosseserratus, or the sawtooth sunflower, brightens the Main Ring landscape.
A beaver has obviously been hard at work trying to take down this tree. Roads and Grounds cut it down the rest of the way to avoid accidents.
Looking back at this November morning, it looks as though the sky were created in a single, vast brushstroke.
Fall Friday: A golden gingko tree shine beautifully in the morning light.
Why is the sky blue, orange and pink?