I've been rather scarce in the blog world, recently and as a result, I've not collected any posts for the POTW. I hope to get back on track again reasonably soon. For those of you who have suggested posts, worry not. I have them saved and set to go for next time.
Since you've come all the way over here, I have a few images of a favourite young, fuzzy tree which made a recent appearance here. It's the second photo on that page.
This tree has been developing slowly, this spring but it has finally begun to sprout leaves. Below are three images of its branches as it grows into spring.
It was barely budding on April 14.
Eleven days later, you can see leaves just about to emerge.
May 10 and we have lovely, colourful foliage.
I hope to have some more photos for you tomorrow.
24 comments:
Enjoyed this much. I've got Spring Fever badly and have neglected my blog friends I fear. But we are beyond that, eh?
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Lovely images!!! You captured the feel so well!
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SueAnn
Lovely photos, you captured the feeling of spring!
how soft the fine fur on the plants...like that on a deers antlers...
You make me want to look closer at everything i see.
beautiful new growth. :)
I have a strange urge to pet your pictures!!
Everybody needs a break now and then, Hilary, even someone who is as dedicated as you! :-)
its like a time lapse video only in stills
What a neat series...showing the progression of the spring growth in such lovely photos.
What's up bud?
What a lovely tree! Enjoyed seeing the progression of it. That fuzz makes me want to pet it. :)
No worries, Hilary! Always fun to stop by here to see what you've been up to! lol! :)
It never fails to amaze me how all those leaves come out of that small little bud.
How unusual and beautiful! Any idea what kind of tree it is?
Close ups like this show us things we don't ordinarily see on common things.
Wow, that really is a fuzzy little tree. Very nice.
That really does look soft and fuzzy! You get some amazing shots! :)
Reminds me of new budding deer antlers!
Beautiful progressive photography - to use the term you once used in your comments to me.;))
xoxo
I have a post to suggest for POTW...
http://www.itsnotworkitsgardening.com/2012/06/dance-above-pond.html
Fascinating!
so impressive shots!
the bottom one caught my eye.
beautiful foliage!
Beautiful! I love seeing the world through your lens.
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