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End of April Color

Here we go its the end of April! Its MayDay tomorrow also known to others as May 1st.

I decided to post a new thing on the blog called end of month colors which is pretty cool for this time for the blog.


Today it national food thrice day. which means it people can do thing more than twice on this day.





I ventured out to my local neighborhood pond to do some end of month pictures. I stumbled upon a northern female cardinal which is pictured above on the edge of the pond trying to get into to drink from the water source here.

Then I photographed this beautiful honeysuckle flower hanging from a branch of the tree where its located to get vibrant colors.



Certainly last, I photographed the reflection of the pond with some clouds to make a cool abstract photo for reflections to use as my last photograph for the blog.









I hope everyone is enjoying this warm like summer weather we are having this week.


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