A field of Black-eyed Susan is a beautiful sight to see. You can click to see the detail.
The single flower is even more outstanding.
Check out some of the great flower posts.Sunday, August 16, 2009
Today's Flowers # 53
My friend Luiz from Brazil does the Today's Flowers Meme, check it out. Come and join with your flower photos. Sunday at 4 GMT is the post time.
A field of Black-eyed Susan is a beautiful sight to see. You can click to see the detail.
The single flower is even more outstanding.
Check out some of the great flower posts.
A field of Black-eyed Susan is a beautiful sight to see. You can click to see the detail.
The single flower is even more outstanding. Check out some of the great flower posts.
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The Black eyed Susans have been so wonderful this year. I keep seeing huge patches of them and it always makes me smile.
Them wild Sunflowers remind me of Ganassi way back home in my old country. They are as beautiful as the regular Sunflowers you can find in my blog header. Nice photo shot. Did you give the dear Doe some fish? :)
Your rudbeckia are lovely, in single or as a flock. I have them all over my front yard.
what a field of golden flowers.
Love the deer header. He's enjoying the squash plants, I guess.
Beautiful black-eyed susans!
Beautiful flowers, and what a nice header photo with the deer licking his mouth after (or before) feeding on the lush green herbs :)
Thanks for sharing!
so beautiful flofer ;)
and have a nice day!
Excellent!!! I love both pics!
Beautiful yellow and black flowers.
Oh, how beautiful flowers!
What a wonderful field of black eyed susan. I love that flower and it's so nice seeing so many of them together. Happy Sunday!
They are so beautiful...refreshing!!
My Black-eyed Susans are really thriving this summer. All that extra rain we've had has really made them flourish. Great photos!
they make you so happy to see them like being at the Preakness haha
Thanks for letting me know what it's called! I love the yellow field as a whole!
I love the 2nd photo - Brilliant shot! :)
One of my favorite flowers-they are just so happy.
I love these. The colors are great.
And your banner is to die for. Love that deer.
I enjoyed your Black-Eyed Susans, just gorgeous. I also enjoyed your deer post and think your header is fantastic. Thank you for sharing and have a great week.
No black-eyed Susans around here :(
so thank for sharing yours with me! :)
Elaine
Your Black Eyed Susan pictures are very beautiful.
Great shots!!
I love the deer in your blog header even more!!
It looks like the deer is licking her lips in anticipation of a lovely meal. :)
The Susans do make a pretty show.
I prefer the close up!
Both pictures are astounding.I would love to live beside a field like that.
Blessings,Ruth
Love to see a field of black eyed susans.
Guess the new header image tells who is eating from your garden. Hope there's some left for you.
Nice captures.
Beautiful masses of Rudbeckias..
and you captured them beautifully~~ love the deer header, looks as if he just had something tasty~~~
Love sunflowers!
Great shots and post.
They really are a sight to see! There's so many of them!
I'll miss the little guy but the deer licking her lips by the garden is so totally.... a good word fails me at the moment I am smiling too hard.
The flowers are terrific! Really gorgeous!
I'm going to try and stay on top of things this week.
This is a gorgeous meadow of black-eyed Susans! They seem to be extra pretty here in Ontario this year and nice to see they are doing well in Ohio too!
Both very lovely pictures, Tom.
I like so much the close up of the yellow flower!
Fishing!
Fantastic flowers! marvelous yellow also!
Thanks my friend for your support every weeks!!
Thanks for posting for TODAY'S FLOWERS!
Luiz
Nice series. Bottom image is my fav. Blue Skies.
Beautiful pictures, Tom.
I rarely see them down here. Daisies are more common.
Do believe it's my favorite flower.
I'm sure I've never seen a whole field of them. What an amazing sight.
These are beautiful and cheerful...they always make me smile.
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