(Maple tree seeds getting ready to drop off and spin to the ground. Soon our back yard will be full of them and the squirrels will be happy.)
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12 comments:
It looks like a gathering of grasshoppers!
Interesting picture! Glad the squirrels will be happy!
So lovely.
The squirrels do feast on these. Wonderful photo.
Blessings. xx
Wow, that's cool.
Lots a new trees there. :)
Thanks for telling us what this is. All I could guess was dying plant life. But quite to the contrary, it's not dying but preparing to bring about new life!
I LOVED our big maple tree in the backyard of my childhood home. Quite familiar with those whirligigs!!
Isn't that fascinating??? Anything for the squirrel population, haaha! xoxo
And then the squirrels will dig up the garden when they bury them.
I see this and think, "How amazing is our Creator! In past years I've found countless tiny Maple trees in my yard. Excellent! Thank you for sharing this. xx
Yes! they are starting to drop here, too...into the pool!
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