Following on from Sunflowers I, the next in the series sees sunflowers that are becoming a little more ragged as the petals become curled and the flower head no longer a complete circle. Stamen can be seen in the heart of the flower, all brushed with a dusty yellow coating of pollen. While their light continues to shine on in the garden, the sun is starting to set.
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Lovely images, Mick. Time for the birds to stop in for a snack? Yesterday I saw a cardinal feeding on one of the now-faded sunflowers in my tomato garden. A nice ending for a beautiful flower……..
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Now I am going to have to look up what a cardinal is as we don’y have those round here. MM 😃
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Now that cardinal is a lovely bright fella, reminds a bit of a waxwing. MM 🍀
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Such a great colors!!!!
Have a great weekend!
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Likewise, may it bring a smile to your face. MM 🍀
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A lovely sunny start to a wet and dreary Cork day!
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Time for all those inside jobs me thinks – and to update the careers progression. ☔☔☔
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