A collection for September.
Dried flora and fauna.
Found in the neighboring fields.
Tiny moths on my front porch.
Garden markers pulled from the ground.
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9 comments:
holly-- i just love seeing the finds you've gathered up on your walks-- the snakeskin, the little green guy, the pods, all so dear. you are a consummate observer!
..do you happen to know what the translucent pods are that look a bit like paper lanterns?-- i have a few in my stash--but have never known what they're called or what plant they're from... i love the delicate skins they have and their forms are so wonderful!
as always i'm loving your latest works--!
cheers
k
Kathi, funny you should ask. I was going to try to research and find out. They are small lantern shaped pods - slightly smaller than a quarter. I found them close to the ground, however the field was recently bushhogged and the pods may have had a longer stem.
Treasures - and they each illustrate the season so quietly. Keep sharing - love these posts.
domestica, will do!
So delicate and pretty :)
We have orange paper lanterns here, they're called ground cherries. I imagine they're similar to these, but a different variety.
And the little orange-winged fellow is a Crescent Butterfly (there are many similar crescents, I'm not sure which one it is).
Any plans to paint some little paper lanterns like these? :)
So lovely! What great September finds.
Caitlin, thank you for the information! I may try to paint them. I think I'll look at them for a while. the little moth already landed in a painting.
Jacilyn, thank you, I think so too!
Have a lovely evening!
i love the lanterns....beautiful
thank you laura!
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