Welcome Home– Image by kenne
And as I turn home where
I know you are already awake,
Wandering slowly through the house
Searching for me, I can suddenly
Hear my own footsteps crunching
The simple astonishing news
That we are here,
Yes, we are still here.
— from “Dawn Walk” by Edward Hirsch
View From The Patio — Panorama Image by kenne
— Rumi
Tanuri Ridge Monsoon Night — Photo-Artistry by kenne
— kenne
Mourning Dove — Image by kenne
On May 31st, I posted “Mourning Dove.” She was sitting on two eggs. She now has two chicks, which in this picture, she is sitting on, so you can’t see them. Maybe in a later image. So far no creators have found her next in the courtyard planter.
— kenne
This mourning dove built her nest in a planter outside our front door.
Of course she didn’t move when the sprinkler for these none desert plants came on.
Mourning Dove On Her Nest — Images by kenne
Palo Verdes In A Black and White World — Image by kenne
Neighborhood Agave Flowering for the First and Last Time — Image by kenne
The agave is considered perennial, because they require several to many years to mature and flower.
However, most Agave species flowers only once and then dies.
