Archive for the ‘Fairy Duster’ Tag

A Sonoran Desert Valentine   2 comments

Fairy Duster Wildflowers — HDR Image by kenne

She loves the mystical

power of flowers,

its bloom symbolizing 

the human existence,

opening oneself to love.

 

As spring embraces the desert,

among the first to appear

is the dazzling fairy duster.

Present everywhere —

on hillsides, washes, and grasslands

throughout the Sonoran Desert.

 

These beautiful flowers

covey a touch of magic,

of having mystical powers,

charming her —

this mystical flower

in a mystical land.

— kenne

Bee On Fairy Duster Wildflower   Leave a comment

Bee On Fairy Duster Wildflower (July 16, 2021) — Image by kenne

The draft of this posting was done in late July before we went on our August road trip.
However, many photos later, just today, I noticed this unpublished draft —
Better late than never.

— kenne

 

Bee On Fairy Duster Flower   Leave a comment

Bee On Fairy Duster Flower — Image by kenne

cycles of nature

the depth of winter passes

appearing each spring

— kenne

Bee On Fairy Duster   Leave a comment

Esperero Trail Wildflowers Spring 2013Bee On Fairy Duster — Image by kenne

 

Fairy Duster   2 comments

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Fairy Duster-1617 blogFairy Duster (Calliandra eriophylla) — Images by kenne

This perennial is one of the first blooming plants in the Sonoran Desert. These scrubs love hot and dry climates, so the Sonoran Desert is perfect for them.

— kenne

 

The Fairy Duster Loves To Dance   Leave a comment

Esperero Trail Wildflowers Spring 2013Fairy Duster Wildflower and Visiting Bee — Images by kenne

The fairy duster
loves to dance
moving to the beat
of the breeze.

She attracts
dancing partners
spreading her dust
on passing bees.

— kenne

Esperero Trail Wildflowers Spring 2013

Bee On Fairy Duster   Leave a comment

fairyduster-0665-blogBee On Fairy Duster — Image by kenne

Insect lover of the sun,
Joy of thy dominion!
Sailor of the atmosphere,
Swimmer through the waves of air,
Voyager of light and noon,
Epicurean of June,
Wait I prithee, till I come
Within ear-shot of thy hum,–
All without is martyrdom.

— from The Humblebee by Ralph Waldo Emerson

Art Copies Nature   2 comments

naturalists-on-lemmon-meadow-13194-fairy-duster-pinch-blogFairy Duster Computer Art by kenne (Originally Posted July 1, 2012)

Art copies nature,

We add our experience

Creating magic.

— kenne

Side-blotched Lizard and Fairy Duster Wildflowers   Leave a comment

side blotched lizard (1 of 1) blogSide-blotched Lizard and Fairy Duster Wildflowers — Image by kenne

Fairy Duster On Angel Dust   3 comments

Fairy Duster On Angle Dust blogFairy Duster On Angel Dust — Image by kenne

sick fairy duster

a case of desert fever

or just angel dust

— kenne

Capturing The Moment — Honey Bee And Fairy Duster   Leave a comment

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Flower Creaso-9690 blog framedHoney Bee & Fairy Duster — Images by kenne

January Signs Of Spring In The Sonoran Desert   4 comments

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Saguaro Cactus-9685 blogFairy Duster — Images by kenne

Desert Dances

Dormant desert awakes.

She drinks deep, stretches, sighs
exhales fragrant blossoms
on her warm, pregnant breath.
Her soft, supple sagebrushed
sparkling curves adorned with
splashes of pink, white phlox
and sprays of desert peach

invite you to tumble
down her snowy mountains
to abandon yourself
to wildflower wanders
to soothe in her hot springs
to rejoice in salty
waters of turquoise lakes.

Desert dances await.

— Gwendolyn Alley

Capturing The Moment — Fairy Duster and Bee   7 comments

Esperero Trail Wildflowers Spring 2013

Fairy Duster Wildflower and Visiting Bee — Image by kenne

The fairy duster
loves to dance

moving to the beat
of the breeze

she attracts
dancing partners —
passing bees.

kenne

My Valentine Wildflower   3 comments

Fairy Duster — Image by kenne

She loves the mystical

power of flowers,

its bloom symbolizing

the human existence,

opening oneself to love.

As spring embraces the desert,

among the first to appear

is the dazzling fairy duster.

Present everywhere —

on hillsides, washes, and grasslands

throughout the Sonoran Desert.

These beautiful flowers

covey a touch of magic,

of having mystical powers,

charming her —

this mystical flower

in a mystical land.

— kenne