oh, now i know what are mesquite, i always wondered where the name came from. and love your picture of the mesquite beans, and am amazed always at all your bird sightings in the trails.
Until your photos, I hadn't seen any red pods! Wonderful! As it happens, I was just out in the front yard helping to rake up the blanket of mesquite pods.
Mesquite beans are beautiful. Everytime I see them this time of year, I just look at how they cluster. And then when I dog sit, I have to make sure the dogs don't go overboard and eat too many of the pods:)
I should pay better attention. I had never noticed before that the mesquite beans turn red. Or else, it's just been too long since we were back there and I have forgotten! ;-) I love the leaflet shadows on the seed pods.
Hi, i haven't heard of mesquite trees and beans. I don't know what they are for, but they are very beautiful. And being a legume i know they help fertilize the soil.
Strąki fasoli są bardzo ozdobne i drzewo jest kolorowe, jakby były na nim kwiaty. *** Bardzo lubię do Ciebie zaglądać :-), bo przyroda jest inna niż u nas. Pozdrawiam. Bean pods are very decorative and the tree is colored as if they were flowers on it. *** I like the look you :-), because nature is different than ours. Yours.
These are the pots of gold along the trail.
ReplyDeletewhat a treat for the eyes~
ReplyDeleteoh, such beautiful photos! the mesquite trail looks totally awesome!thanks for taking us along.
I so enjoy seeing the summer desert through your eyes.
ReplyDeleteoh, now i know what are mesquite, i always wondered where the name came from. and love your picture of the mesquite beans, and am amazed always at all your bird sightings in the trails.
ReplyDeleteUntil your photos, I hadn't seen any red pods! Wonderful! As it happens, I was just out in the front yard helping to rake up the blanket of mesquite pods.
ReplyDeleteMesquite beans are beautiful. Everytime I see them this time of year, I just look at how they cluster. And then when I dog sit, I have to make sure the dogs don't go overboard and eat too many of the pods:)
ReplyDeleteSo many good things come out of the mesquite tree: "the tree of life."
ReplyDeleteAnd for sure birds know that :-)
Your pictures with the pods are simply marvelous.
I wish one day i will really understand and accept the both sides of everything... Delicious photos, love especially the last one...
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful shots! The trail indeed looks very inviting. And just loved the last shot and those wise words!!
ReplyDeleteWish you a wonderful week ahead:)
I should pay better attention. I had never noticed before that the mesquite beans turn red. Or else, it's just been too long since we were back there and I have forgotten! ;-) I love the leaflet shadows on the seed pods.
ReplyDeleteI'm always torn between which I enjoy more...your photos or your choice of words. Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteIndeed..."everything is perfect"...and your photos...Are...perfect!!!
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Love your photos, Diane, as I get to see a different livelihood in your part! The mesquite beans are beautiful with the shadow on them.
ReplyDeleteThe beans, the colors, the shapes, the shadows - all perfect!
ReplyDeleteA ver si estas avecillas me dejan un poco de fruto, porque me encanta.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
Hi, i haven't heard of mesquite trees and beans. I don't know what they are for, but they are very beautiful. And being a legume i know they help fertilize the soil.
ReplyDeleteStrąki fasoli są bardzo ozdobne i drzewo jest kolorowe, jakby były na nim kwiaty. *** Bardzo lubię do Ciebie zaglądać :-), bo przyroda jest inna niż u nas. Pozdrawiam.
ReplyDeleteBean pods are very decorative and the tree is colored as if they were flowers on it. *** I like the look you :-), because nature is different than ours. Yours.
great shots! i´m your newest follower :)
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteAmazing pictures all!
thank for share with us this awesome pictures.
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