Monday, March 17, 2008

No shamrocks....but I've got green!

"Have you noticed, have you seen that God loves green? "......by Grace Crowell I decided to do a "green" post today....and realized that I had over 30 photos selected (I really need to learn to be more selective :-) So here are some of them.






































Happy St. Patricks Day!

13 comments:

Sandpiper (Lin) said...

Oh, great idea! Beautiful pictures, Mary. Are some of these from Charleston? The anole, the marsh, and what looks like a duckweed covered pond look like Charleston, SC. A nice post, as always!

Naturegirl said...

Tis beautiful GREEN! Thank you for your lovely comment on my 2nd Blogiversary post! sunkissed and wearing green NG

Mary said...

Sandpiper: You are an excellent guesser :-) The duckweed happens to be from a wetlands area here, but you were right about the other 3 and I do have duckweed covered shots from Magnolia Plantation, but didn't use them. I believe the hydrangeas were from SC, also.

Mary said...

Nature Girl: Thanks! You have a very nice blog and I know I will stop in more often.

Mike said...

Great post Mary, wonderful photos. Mike.

me ann my camera said...

How beautiful and lush, and green; such a refreshing change of landscape from my white one! The salamander and the green water are my favourites.

Mary said...

Mike: Thank you! It was a nice change from birds...since my feeders are not real active at the moment.

Me and My Camera: Nice to have a reason to use all my green photos, since green is my favorite color :-) I thought that little salamander was really cute. He was playing on the railing of a porch where we were waiting to go on a "gator walk". I got better pics of him then I did the gators! Missed our tea this morning :-) I don't like "green" tea much, but I did get out some Irish Breakfast tea to celebrate the day.

Mary said...

Hi Mary (the other Mary),

I really need to visit you more often. Your photos are outstanding. I love your green and the Grosbeaks. I had one visit me last Spring for only two days :o(

Your Goldfinches are molting similar to mine.

Mary said...

Hello Mary (the other), I think one reason I don't leave you a lot of comments on your site is because of the confusion in our names! I do check your site regularly. I would add an initial to mine or something....if I knew how! Isn't it exciting when the goldfinches change? I thought I'd try to see how long it takes them.

Sandpiper (Lin) said...

Thanks, Mary. I thought I recognized something about them. :) Beautiful pictures!

Jessica said...

I love all your green photos!! Green is my favorite color. Your photography is wonderful... I'll be back to visit.

Anonymous said...

Mary

These photos are quite brilliant. A good and varied selection.

Roy

Mary said...

Jessica: Green is my favorite color, too! Thanks again for stopping by.

Roy: Thank you Roy! I have stopped by your blog several times and love the photos you post and will be back, I'm sure.