Bouganvillea

59/365: Bouganvillea in Joe's yard, Grenada, West Indies

Winter Garden 2

58/365: Twenty three days until spring.

Winter Garden

57/365: In summer, the pergola is covered in clematis paniculata, Sweet Autumn Clematis

Bantam River 4

56/365: Mealtime

Late Winter Storm

55/365: Enough already.

Truman

54/365: Still napping.

Today's Flowers

53/365: zinnia 'Envy', September 2008. For more flowers from around the world, please visit Today's Flowers.

Maggie

52/365: A late winter's afternoon nap.

Skywatch Friday

51/365: A summer sky on a Sunday drive in Salisbury, Connecticut, August 2006 (check out the skies in the hubcaps!). For more beautiful skies around the world, please visit Skywatch Friday.

Truman

50/365: Truman, with Maggie somewhere close by.

Acer saccharum

49/365: Traditional aluminum pails used to collect sap from sugar maples, Litchfield, Connecticut. It takes 40 gallons of sap to make one gallon of syrup.

Bantam River 3

48/365: The Bantam River, February 2009

Bantam Lake

47/365: Camp Hope and the North Bay as seen from Point Folly.

Today's Flowers

46/365: Single early tulip 'Beauty Queen', May 2008. For more blooms from around the world, please visit Today's Flowers.

Forsythia

45/365: Forsythia is usually viewed from a distance as a spray of yellow; here is a rare glimpse of the orange throat.

Skywatch Friday

44/365: Sunset over Dutton Hill, Litchfield Connecticut. For more beautiful skies from around the globe, please visit Skywatch Friday.

Forsythia

43/365: Forsythia respond quickly to indoor warmth after months of dormancy.

Forsythia

42/365: Forsythia branches cut and brought inside on January 23. As in spring, the flowers emerge before the leaves.

Maggie and Truman

41/365: Maggie and Truman on Canaan Mountain.

Sugaring

40/365: Ready for the sap to run from the sugar maples, Litchfield, Connecticut.

Today's Flowers

39/365: Amaryllis 'Apple Blossom'. For more beautiful blooms from around the world, please visit Today's Flowers.

Amaryllis

38/365: Almost open

Skywatch Friday

37/365: A winter sky above, and inside, our cupola. For more images of skies around the world, please visit Skywatch Friday.

Bantam River 2

36/365: More mallards on the Bantam River.

Amaryllis

35/365: Moving right along.

Amaryllis

34/365: Four separate buds emerged since yesterday.

Amaryllis

33/365: Amaryllis 'Apple Blossom' ready to pop

Today's Flowers

32/365: Cypripedium reginae, an eastern North American native woodland lady's slipper. To see more flowers from around the world, visit Today's Flowers every Sunday.