A long day of work, some of it in the rain. But I really like these apple trees beginning to show signs of leafing out, and the dandelions. I didn't adjust the color at all. It was like that- all fresh from the rain.
![apple orchard](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi9-53-N6ub-ZdUVIK7CGF8SB_HBPee-xVRpp1p5ZHkiQKFVkPvlrDoUw8gQUvB5v4rWFKvOzTIE3oBSs4SDrNxfMQdqOiQF32iLATmS2pOnQyRw3xnU-U6R-wsDP8PSVYPZGvsC3vGdJ8/s1600/orchard06.jpg)
As I was taking this picture I heard a familiar sound, and managed to catch two sandhill cranes. Not a great picture, but I'm always pleased when I can catch them in flight.
![sandhill cranes](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh04_8_sexMWhKLrJPJvQ7b2TycLsbyjaCWu-xDgFV2J7RB-gtH9wZvX_4XCoB5JJEjgJwsx04IdtCRKUacVtJpmlS2JZB7gtl0kuK5XsSJN7svxHwlJ9lBU0uqkf4KAb6Bm__YKlMvIlY/s1600/sandhillcrane14.jpg)
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5 comments:
It was a long day of work, but you managed to get from it.
the joys of working outside.
Isn't wonderful how every thing seems to "pop" after a rain? It's hard to miss the racket that flying cranes make.
Such a pretty orchard picture. I really like an apple orchard at that stage. Of course, I like it even better in the fall. :-)
Kind of looks like NY.
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