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16 Comments on Wordless Wednesday: Wispering.
I love the color of your whispering friend. It pops against the darker greens behind it. I'm sorry to hear about your golf shot but when you get a find like this it's hard to be upset about it! :)
The desert becomes very beautiful this time of year.
Funny how easily distracted we bloggers are...looking for the ball. oh wait I could use this LOL
Good morning Wanda!
What a unique plant!
Hope you have a good day!
Wanda-That is a unique looking plant. When you say hit it into the rough, you were not kidding. That looks rough.
Wanda
That's one unique plant, thanks for sharing the photo.
Good luck and success.
Lou Ludwig
I agree, the color is striking against the background. Thanks for stopping by Lennar!
Harry, We live in the high desert so the colors are in constant change through the summer and then the tumbleweeds break free and scurry across the roadways.
How true that statement is Gerry! Ha-ha!
Michele, I was taken by the wispery branches and how they seemed to reach out...
Oh, that day was rough Wayne, I lost 5 balls! And I do not wander off the golf path too far in the heat...into the critters living quarters!
You're welcome Lou and I appreciate the visit!
Wanda
That is an absolutely stunning bush. Contrast galore by you in the beautiful wilderness
Contrasting colors, how beautiful! Wouldn't this world be a dull place without color?
Wanda, what an intriguing plant. Something like this would have captured my attention also.
Hi Wanda, I like the word you chose to describe this unique desert plant. Makes me think of an unruly head of hair, or something floating with the current as it rests on the bottom of the ocean floor.
Gloria
It did grab my attention and was the only one in the area Tom!
Dee, Mother Nature sure know s how to put on a show! Daily!
Chris, I love its minty color!
Gloria, Yes, it was so wispery and spoke to me. It does look like it could be in water!
Wanda - I've never seen one of those before and I've been to Utah. It's definitely an unusual plant.
Wow you definitely got a great picture of something unusual. Gorgeous plant/bush. Thanks for sharing.
John, It was my first time seeing this type of desert plant as well!
Stella, You are welcome and have a wonderful weekend!
Wanda - It does indeed looks as if it is lifting it's arms up to get your attention while it tells you something.....perhaps where that golf ball went...............
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