Old harvest, new beginnings.....

I'm getting behind again.....these are from last weekendThe goldfinch was posing on the hook for me when I headed outside.

I realized last Saturday, that the wheat crop next door had been harvested so I headed down to take some pictures. I had to pass these Yucca in the neighbor's yard before I got to the wheat field.....

.....the Yucca is such a creamy white flower. I never think it looks like it belongs in Indiana, but people grow them anyway.

Next door, the winter wheat is indeed all gone!

All that remains

But while walking down the road, I saw all sorts of young crops coming on......young walnuts...

.....wild blackberries......

......a young bunny (how did he get in this crop essay?).....

......and young apples.

I need to get out and take some corn pictures. A lot of corn has been delayed by our wet spring. Some will be "knee high by the 4th of July" or even shoulder high, and some will barely reach the ankle. We saw a real mixture on the way to New Harmony on Saturday.