Acorn caps scattered about.
After a few relatively dry days (thank goodness), the rain is back. It's not raining much; we had a few squalls on Wednesday and just some light drizzle this morning.
Thursday, February 20, 2014
Acorns
Or, what's left after the critters take the fruit. There are still plenty of whole acorns scattered under the oaks that grow around the vineyards. I don't know if that means that the oaks produced a lot last year, or that the critters are finding other sources of food during this mild winter.
After a few relatively dry days (thank goodness), the rain is back. It's not raining much; we had a few squalls on Wednesday and just some light drizzle this morning.
After a few relatively dry days (thank goodness), the rain is back. It's not raining much; we had a few squalls on Wednesday and just some light drizzle this morning.
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That's a wonderful composition, and I love the color of the insides of the caps. Looks like more rain in the forecast... sorry 'bout that.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are always so stunning, Walt (the Fourth). You often shoot things I've seen my entire life and yet I always feel like I'm seeing them for the first time. You've got a gift!
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ReplyDeleteCreep into acorn-cups and hide them there."
Interesting photo.
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