I’ve noticed, in doing this project, that I’ve started seeing letterforms everywhere – the wheel wells of cars, branches of trees, even the intersections of power lines. This one reminds me of a day I spent at the park near … Continue reading →
The Jambu Fruit Dove, admittedly, is a lovely fellow. He looks like a flower – one of those star lilies with the overpoweringly lovely fragrance. He is, however, shy. The more literal-minded among you will note this is not, in … Continue reading →
I love these trees; and it finally occurred to me that it’s because they’re evergreens. Though, I do wonder what the folks in the neighborhood think of me wandering around loose, photographing the local flora. Thank you for joining … Continue reading →
Beaky has big feet! This lovely fellow is… The White Ibis! I like birds, but they scare me. Their beaks, in particular, are frightening because they’re a combination of sword, knife, and skewer. The pretty black bird behind the ibis … Continue reading →
H Is For Power – Plant Power! My theme here at my Knoontime Knitting craft blog is Letterforms In Nature and the Built Environment. I’ll be exploring my daily round, looking for shapes in the natural world and built environment. … Continue reading →
The Dogs of the Sea – Harbor Seals He came over to see what we were doing. Or, to fish or check out his tank. This is actually a Grey Seal, I believe, if I’m reading my notes correctly. The … Continue reading →
Good Things Come In Threes – Trees with G’s My theme here at my Knoontime Knitting craft blog is Letterforms In Nature and the Built Environment. I’ll be exploring my daily round, looking for shapes in the natural world and … Continue reading →
Okay, “G” is a bonus letter day because I have a ton of pictures of geese at the zoo, because they make me laugh; and I took some pictures of the giraffes on my last visit. This big guy was … Continue reading →
My theme here at my Knoontime Knitting craft blog is Letterforms In Nature and the Built Environment. I’ll be exploring my daily round, looking for shapes in the natural world and built environment. This one’s a double entendre in that it’s … Continue reading →
Fennec Foxes! I adore these little guys. Their ears are bigger than their heads, practically! While they have a large desert-like enclosure in which to play, I’ve only ever seen them curled up in their nest, snoozing. It’s tough getting … Continue reading →
