When the sun came out yesterday I, and lots of other folks, headed for Point Defiance where the highlight of the day was the fuchsia garden.
Unfortunately, with so many people walking through the garden the hummingbirds refused to stop to sip from the numerous flowers, leaving nearly as quickly as they entered the garden.
However, this White Crowned Sparrow wasn’t nearly as shy, posing repeatedly.
It would have been nice if it had been a little quieter, but it’s hard to resent those who’ve gathered to celebrate some of summer’s most beautiful flowers, like this fuchsia appropriately named Santa Bells:
And it wasn’t people alone that were out and about, as the bees and butterflies seem suddenly reminded that Fall is not far away.
Of course, neither I nor the bees totally abandoned the dahlias
for the fuchsias
What an amazing eye in that third photo!
Fall is my favorite season in the Pacific Northwest and all along the Pacific Coast. A good time to travel as well as a good time to stay at home.
All beautiful. My favorite one is the first one. Great composition!!
Your moth is majestic.