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Images from Churchill

At long last, I am showing photos from my trip to Churchill last October. The show is on the walls of The Winthrop Gallery from now til July 6. This coming Saturday, the 16th, we will hold an opening reception for me and two other artists – Pearl Cherrington and Cliff Schwab. There will be light refreshments. I will be in the gallery today and on May 25 if you want to stop by and chat about the show. Here are my images from the show. Most are from Churchill but some are closer to home!

I love seeing these images printed and hanging on the walls of The Winthrop Gallery. I hope you come in and enjoy the show.

Birds in a Marsh

Marshes and wetlands are important habitats for birds and other wildlife.

A Dog and Her Stick

Willow likes her sticks. Sometimes she throws them in the air and catches them or just has to chase them down again. Sometimes she likes me to throw them but mostly she entertains herself with them. She does like to make sure I can see her having fun. And she likes to make her sticks smaller as she plays with them.

Marimba Music!

Our local marimba musicians got together at the Grange yesterday to celebrate their music. There are two groups and they mixed and matched and played for two hours. Marimba is joyful music and there were lots of smiles and some singing too.

Bees and Cleome

For years, we’ve been trying to get cleome (an ornamental flower) established in our garden. We were told that it’s a great favorite of honeybees. Finally, this year, it’s taken hold and sure enough, the honeybees are all over it. They are not alone, sharing it with native bumblebees and other insects. It is great fun to watch the bees on the delicate flowers. And so beautiful.