When I looked up I saw a beautiful scene. The sky was still searching for the last drop of light as the stars began to make their appearance.
The moon was still swelling and as I peered out the window I could see the bright colors of the day fade away as the owls swooped from their perch with a whooo, and announce that dinner had been found. The crickets are chirping and the frogs answer.
Another day had fallen behind the hill and the night is alive with wonder.
Dinah, what a nice peaceful scene. Have you thought about writing? Very nice description too!
Very beautiful shot! I can never do "speechless Wednesday" without saying a word:)
Hi Dinah, Cool shot. Can you tell us what camera or lens or other techie stuff allowed such a low light shot ?
Ron- I love the night and I love to write. I can't seem to stop some times. I blame my mother for reading to me as a child.-Dinah Lee
These moments are so inspiring, and make the troubles of the day seem so small. thanks for sharing this.
I think they are going to have to change this to Almost wordless Wednesday or poetic Wednesday. You certainly captured a lovely picture.
Bill- it was just my Kodak on night setting. I think I spent $250- Thanks for commenting!-Dinah Lee
Fred- it always worth is to take a moment and enjoy where you are-Dinah Lee
Dinah Lee: Wow... what a beautiful picture. It must be so great to live in an area where the trees are that tall. You are most fortunate. Thanks for sharing.
The frogs are answering the crickets? Or are the frogs just talking to each other: "Hey, Betty. I hear a cricket over here. Sounds like a big one. Wanna join me for supper?"
karen- i just showed property to a couple from California that were shocked at how big the trees were. I think they scared him!:) Dinah Lee
Tony and Darcy- I love the twilight too!The colors are amazing.-Dinah Lee
Russel- In case you are not aware. Betty does not eat crickets. They are high in cholesterol. Frank however loves them and is always in trouble for eating more than his fair share!Bill is always complaining that the lake is not big enough for the two of them. Betty just rolls her eyes as she grabs a tasty dragonfly with her long ruby tongue.
Bill and Frank will always be buds, In fact they were in the Bud commercials a few years back. They have known one another since they were just tadpoles. I am expecting the reunion announcement any day now.It will be good to finally see them all back together again!It is harder than you can imagine for all of the frogs to keep in touch. They all seem to go their seperate ways. :) Dinah Lee
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