I posted this past week how the movement of the sunrise Southward is a sign that our season is changing from Summer to Fall.
We also see signs in shorter days, the beginnings of color change in the Cottonwood leaves to a golden yellow and Sugar and Morgunn's hair beginning to grow out toward their Winter coat.
All are clear signs the season is changing.
However, in New Mexico there is another sign of this season change - yellows and blue/purples.
The wild sunflowers are now blooming profusely everywhere and there are numerous wild flowers that have a blue/purple hue.
Even the most non-observant person can't miss these beautiful, colorful signs that things are a-changing.
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5 comments:
I love the sunflowers, too. They are everywhere up here in the mountains. And yes, I have noticed how the sun is moving less northward every evening. I can always tell when Autumn is here because the sun doesn't set directly behind my barn, like it does all summer.
~Lisa
Glad to see you are accepting the seasons changing! Love those morning glories :-)
We feel the change....
Beautiful shots as always.
I have color vision issues..but not when it comes to yellows and oranges..I love the sunflowers and black eyed susans and the fall leaves.
Nature offers such a beautiful fusion of colours which are brilliantly captured here Dan.
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