Drifting clouds cast shadows on fields; lakes; trees and the path in front of me.
Nature becomes alive and everything changes. This is enchanting.
I hear fledglings everywhere, fragrant Mirabelle spread their delicate fragrance for the capture of bumblebees and other flying creatures to insure the next generation and supply pollen with legs and wings.
15 thoughts on “Pollen with legs and wings”
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HANNA'S WALK 
Amazing pictures. The first one is extraordinary 🙂 Kate
Thank you so much, Kate. You should have been there 🙂
All the best,
Hanna
Lovely words, lovely pictures, Hanna. Spring is springing.
Alen
Thank you for comment, Alen. Yes, spring is certainly here 🙂
All the best,
Hanna
Encantadoras imágenes Hanna, but I have fallen in love with the first, it is a wonder. Cheers for nature!
Thank you, Jacint. It’s a lovely spot with much industrial history because of the water force in the river. In the summertime many people enjoy the stream in canoes and kayaks.
Beautiful, Hanna! I especially like the first image. Thanks!
Dear Isabel. Thank you so much. We do like reflection in water don’t we? It reinforces the idyll I think.
Delicious spring! You seem to have sun as well – we have mostly rain and cold, and I suffer with the little birds trying to cope. Last spring so many couples did not make it with their hatching and there were very few birds this winter. I had hoped for a warmer and drier year…but maybe it is not too late.
Beautiful, beautiful photos with the hope of real spring!
Dear Leya!!! We could explore Tenerife 🙂 Maybe you got colder weather than here around Copenhagen. You have probably more continental climate??
Maybe…:-D
What a beautiful collection of images! Thank you for this lovely post, Hanna.
I’m happy to have such a lovely compliment, thank you 🙂 ❤
Beautiful pictures, and that house looks like something out of a fairy tale! Thanks for sharing!
Sheila, sometimes there are magic days in nature and this was one of them. The light means a lot when it comes to experience colours and shadows. I think the birds like the light too. They know it is spring though a rather cold one 🙂 Thanks for your comment.
All the best,
Hanna