Now that the mornings are cooler, area plants and posies sport countless tiny dewdrops. The small droplets of moisture sparkle like diamonds in the morning sun. Meanwhile, the goldenrod continues to bloom and a few more late summer wildflowers open their blossoms to the sun.
A four o’clock blossom is coated in dew.
Dew covered pentas sparkle in the morning sun.
Under the sun
A sunflower against the blue sky and clouds.
Goldenrod against a blue sky.
New England asters
Calico asters
Crazy Critters
Ernie enjoys his place in the sun.
Sherman attempts to take a seat and enjoy his treat.
(Anna Applegate is a newsroom staffer at The Derrick and The News-Herald. She manages the Good Times. She can be emailed at bigdogs.thederrick@gmail.com)
