Happy Monday everyone!
I am sharing some more images from our last trip to Shenandoah Nat'l Park. On this day we hiked the Hawksbill Trail first and then we went to the Big Meadows and the Limberlost Trail. We did some walking on this day!
The flowers below were seen all along the Skyline Drive, such a cheery sight to see.
We saw a few White-tailed deer on the Big Meadows.
There were some pretty roadside daylilies along the Skyline Drive.
The Limberlost Trail is one of my favorite, easy flat walking. Usually this trail is great to see the Hooded Warbler, Redstart, Towhee and the Scarlet Tanager seen below bottom right.
Another bird I saw on the Limberlost trail was this Black and White Warbler. They move along the tree like the Nuthatches.
Black and White Warbler.
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Thanks for visiting and commenting, have a happy day and a great new week!
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The pics are so pretty as always! such a pleasure to look at!:)
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ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous place - your mosaics are always fun to explore - and I adore the mass of yellow! Happy Monday. YAM xx
Obviously a great walk and a fine location to spot warblers. We are just north of the Hooded Warbler's range and it is a rarity here.
ReplyDeleteAmazing place. Thanks for sharing beautiful pics.
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Beautiful flowers! Love the deer!
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...a beautiful colorful spot, thanks!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great area to wander. Love it!
ReplyDeletei think these may be some of the best mosaics that you have ever shared!! the yellow flowers along the skyline drive are so pretty and that is a beautiful picture. the image of the deer is awesome, picture perfect, surrounded by nature.
ReplyDeletethe daylilies are so pretty....and that black and white warbler, what a find, he/she sure does blend with the tree!!
those lilies make me think of my mother, she would love to see those. the bottom right of the collage at the beginning is a breath taking view. the deer is amazing
ReplyDeleteI like those Black & white Warblers! I've never seen one.
ReplyDeleteThe Black and White Warbler, what a dream. I'd never seenone. Love your mosaics.
ReplyDeleteGreat roadside flowers. Always worth the stop.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful nature photography ~ that deer photo is fantastic!
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A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
How nice place! I enjoyed the flowers too.
ReplyDeleteYou really did some hiking...
Have a great new week ahead!
So Devine - Many Thanx For Sharing - Travel On
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It is always a pleasure to look at your pics. I love the nature and the critters. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love this time of year with all the flowers. - Maqrgy
ReplyDeleteI have rarely seen a Scarlet Tanager, your photo is lovely.
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Wonderful daylilies & views. Happy MM Eileen.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite area that we like to go to. You found some wonderful sights Eileen and I appreciate you sharing them. Thank you :) Enjoy your week!
ReplyDeleteNice capture of the Black & White Warbler. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGood Monday afternoon to you! Such nice bird photos! I can always count on you to capture them well. Hope you have another great week.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful place and beautiful photos. I love the white-tailed deer, it's very pretty.
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Hello Eileen,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images! It's nice to see daylilies in the wild. I have them in my garden and they bloom here too.
Happy new week!
The warbler, it blends into the bark so well, and a seat along the trail, that is a super setting for your pic.
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet shots.
ReplyDeleteIt should be called a red and white warbler. I thought it was a ruby tanager. We live on the other end, on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful meadow and trail. Love the flowers and birds.
ReplyDeleteReally enjoyed seeing the scarlet tanager in your post!
ReplyDeleteThe Scarlet Tanager sure stands out! And how nice to be there when the daylillies were in full bloom! Beautiful mosaics!
ReplyDeleteYou are a pleasure, E!
ReplyDeleteThe deer look curious ... these are lovely places to wander and photograph.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty area! The white-tailed deer photo should be framed!
ReplyDeleteEileen - fabulous views of Shenandoah and its wildlife. Particularly intrigued by the black and white warbler. I will have to pay more attention to our nuthatches and make sure that I am not just assuming its a nuthatch by the way it moves. I looked it up and we do have these warblers here, but they are a species of concern. Thanks as always for linking to Mosaic Monday!
ReplyDeleteLove that pretty mosaic and the yellow flowers are bright and happy. : ) You just have to smile when you see them.
ReplyDeleteThe little black and whites are very hard to see. Many time we miss them.
ReplyDeleteI like the yellow flowers and the day lilies.
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You have such marvellous adventures!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I always love to visit the national parks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous variety of things to see! I love all the great colors and the critters are so cute!
ReplyDeleteThe place is very pretty and birds would provide the sounds that makes the parks such a joy to visit.
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Hello Eileen,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful series of photos of your trip and walk
Perfectly photographed, my compliments.
Best regards, Irma
That trailnwoukd sure be to my liking...and I love all the yellow flowers that appear towards the end of summer.
ReplyDeleteLove the deer, so cute. Beautiful flowers too Eileen. Have a lovely week.
ReplyDeleteYou have some lovely places to walk, and discover beautiful things to photograph! I love the day lilies, so bright and colorful!
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Love those yellow flowers, Eileen. I hope you have a great week!
ReplyDeleteGreat photography especially the birds.
ReplyDeleteEileen, Loved seeing the birds especially the tanager! Have a great week. Sylvia D.
ReplyDeletegorgeous blooms. birdies as well. have a great rest of your week, i feel it might continue to be so warm and humid. i want fall, don't wanna move to quick but i just wish for cooler days. ( ;
ReplyDeleteCuanto tenemos que aprender de la naturaleza, siempre regalando. Gran post amiga.
ReplyDeleteMe ha encantado.
Te deseo buena noche.
Un abrazo.
Your shot of the deer really stands out beautifully.
ReplyDeleteMuy bonito todo! Espero verte pronto por mi blog! Feliz dÃa! ♡♡♡
ReplyDeleteHallo Eileen, I enjoyed your Post. The nature is fantastisc to see on your captures.
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Heidrun xxx
Hello! I send an invitation for Blogger's Sunday Walk to everyone who has joined some time ago. Participating has now become easier via InLinkz. The intention is the same: “to detach” bloggers from the computer screen for a while to use their legs, and then share the experiences of the trip. There will be an unpretentious photo assignment as well. Would have been really nice if you join us the last Sunday in October. I intend to have a post the Monday before to inform about BSW Fall 2019. Welcome, best regards Vilt og vakkert.
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You still walk and take brilliant photos, so I hope to see you on BSW this October ;:OD), please spread the invitation !
Such lovely summer colours from birds, animals and flowers.
ReplyDeleteAren't the yellow flowers so cheerful …
ReplyDeleteLovely photographs for us to enjoy, and I like your mosaics.
All the best Jan
Those yellow blooms are so bright and cheery!
ReplyDeleteWas the Limberlost Trail named for "A Girl of the Limberlost". From your photos, I imagine the character walking along. The book was written at the turn of the 20th century. The story based in a forest in Indiana. I think the main character would've loved your blog.
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