Deep in the sun-searched growths the dragonfly
Hangs like a blue thread loosened from the sky.
~Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Silent Noon
~Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Silent Noon
Thank you everyone for your kinds words and healing thoughts for Ms. M! She appreciates each and every one of them!
Mr. Tide worked more of his photographic magic, and captured the dragonfly above which is the most gorgeous shade of green! I hope you all have a wonderful Sunday!
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Beautiful, Mr Tide!!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot - I've only ever seen them blue. They are magical creatures.
ReplyDeleteWow! Awesome shots.
ReplyDeleteI've tried to get good shots of dragonflies but can't seem to get them just right.
I'm very impressed. Thanks for sharing these.
awsome photos Mr. Tide! Sending best wishes for a recovery to your dear friend.
ReplyDeleteVicki
These photos are amazing. I adore dragonflies and we have loads near us as we live next to a forest and there is a pond nearby.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry to hear about your friends ill health - I hope she makes a speedy recovery.
~Sam
You go Mr. Tide. Nice work.
ReplyDelete-Rene
Gorgeous shots. Those would look great framed. Have a great day, Kat.
ReplyDeleteWow those are really great pictures! That green is wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteI pray that she continues to heal, you are a dear friend Kat
ReplyDeleteI love the picture of the dragonfly, Mr Tide definitely has an eye!
Have a great day!
Great pics!!
ReplyDeleteLove,
Susan and Bentley
xxoo
Well done Mr. Tide. He might need his own camera soon! olive♦
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! Thanks for sharing, and well done there Mr. Tide! FHFB took some photos of butterflies on today's posting. Stop by if you have a minute!! Ciao, bella!
ReplyDeleteWow...I thought they were all blue. My yard was full of hummingbirds today...I need Mr. Tide and his camera to capture them!
ReplyDeleteAn amazing photo! Sending prayers and good thoughts to you and your dear friend.
ReplyDeletePlease send your husband to my house and maybe I can finally capture a dragonfly on camera :) I see them flying around but they never land! The blue one is still my favorite even though that green one is definitely gorgeous also.
ReplyDeleteHope Ms. M is continuing to recover and is back arranging all her flowers soon!
I so love a great macro shot, those are incredible Mr. Tide! It's so enjoyable to look at them. Hope Ms. M is steadily improving with each passing day. ~Lili
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos! We watch the dragonflies zooming all over our backyard and joining meadow every evening during our 'happy hour' on the deck, and are astounded at the number of them. They are truly amazing and such a blessing!
ReplyDeletexoxo laurie@heavens-walk
Hi again, thanks for stopping by my butterfly post! I was surprised at the fact that the phlox flowers attracted so many butterflies and the flowers have a wonderful scent! I planted them in the front garden only because they tolerate shade - and there's a huge old maple tree shading most of the area. The phlox have also either reseeded or sent out new shoots via their roots system, but whichever, they have spread like wildfire and look wonderful right now. Ciao, bella!
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredible image. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful shade of green too! Isn't it amazing how their thin legs wind around their perch?
ReplyDeleteBrenda