Last on the Card – May, 2025

I could of sworn I saw one of those hip young sparrows getting down and jumping in time to the song.

Last On The Card – April 2025

I planted this eastern redbud a few years ago. So far it underwhelms in terms of its springtime display. Oh well, onward.

Last on the Card – March 2025

We often don't think of carnivorous plants as having flowers. But in fact, they do have lovely, if small, ones. The last on the card photo shows the flower bract on a Venus Flytrap just beginning to open. I'll get a better shot of it in a couple of more days.

Last on the Card February 2025

Be gone, February!

Laast on the card- December 2024

Don't Do It!!!!!! Look at the wind-up for the shot. Marcus just took a brotherly sniff from Max that he didn't want. "I'll show the big lug! He can't just push me around 'cause I'm smaller!" Don't do it, Marcus! You'll be sorry!

Last On The Card – November

Saturday was spent wandering around Newburyport, down on the coast. Our last stop of the day was one of our favorites. It's a large Quonset-like building full of antiques and unique collectibles. It's called the Oldies Marketplace, and over the years, I have found lots of inspiration and great whimsy there. This was the last …

Last On the Card – October 31

The weather is due to change, I am assuming.

Last on the card – September – Burn!

It's the last on the card, and I took it because I found the image interesting. It got chilly last night, and I decided to start the wood stove. In went the usual fire-starting material and this piece of scrap from the carving shop that was a practice piece for a project. As soon as …

The Bog in a Barrel – last on the card, August

This fast photo is one of the few I've shot this summer of my " bog in a barrel." This barrel once served as a staging ground for wetland plants and supplies for my pond while I was developing it. Eventually, the pond was on its own, and I abandoned it. But it did its …

Last on the Card – July

This was the last photo on the card for July 2024. It's shot up at one of my corn plants. Yeah, the raised beds are experimental this year, and I wanted to see how far I could push things. So here is one of about a half dozen corn plants.