Mosses.The mosses, lichens, and other little green plants continue to grow and provide color all through our temperate winter season. They often survive the short bursts of freezing weather we have, and our infrequent snow doesn't seem to bother them when it comes.
Lichens.These rather warm fall days have made it easier to photograph these little guys. Normally I'm wearing gloves during our walks and that makes it difficult to manipulate the camera. And when it's cold, I don't really like to stop moving to take close ups.
Dandelions?But sometimes I will brave all manner of meteorological stuff just to bring you the most exciting views of our little world. Sometimes. Not all that often, actually.
Often enough!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy these occasional closeups that really give us a good idea of the details of what you and Callie and Ken see in your daily excursions. :)
Judy
Lulu hates this cold wet weather that we are having now. She has to be "encouraged" to go out of the door or jump out of the car if it's raining. She is obviously a sunshine girl.
ReplyDeleteWhat about Callie?
And they live through the winter! Well, most of them do, anyway. I'm in love with those smallest-of-small things in our world.
ReplyDeleteIt is raining in LA today.
ReplyDeleteThose dandelions look just like rocks.
ReplyDeleteJust kidding.
judy, we mostly see dirt...
ReplyDeletejean, Callie will go out in almost all weather, unless it's beating down rain. But light rain is no problem.
alewis, we have a pretty mild winter here.
nadege, we've seen how nasty the weather looks in California right now!
starman, hehehe.
Love the lichens and the moss Walt.
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