May 8, 2014nature, spring dance on the violet wild Sharondance on the violet wild, insects, landscape photography, midwest photography, nature photography, photography, woodland wildflowers, yellow Like Loading...
Haha – not long! I was immersed in shooting the violets when I quite by accident came across these two. I took five or six quickies, and this was the best of the bunch. It’s all about those unexpected moments 🙂 :-). Thank you :). Reply
It does look like they are getting ready to dance or at least exchanging a bit of news! The violet is so pretty, yellow is rare for us. I have just a few in my wooded garden. Reply
Dancing, or exchanging bits of gossip :-). I’ve seen white, purple and just a few yellows in the woods. I’ve been eradicating dark purple violets from my small lawn for years. Digging them by hand is quite therapeutic. 🙂 Reply
Sunearthsky 
Love it!
Thanks, Mary. 🙂
Just on word………lovely !!
Thank you. 🙂
Great images Sharon 🙂 🙂 🙂
A great moment to capture 🙂
Thank you, Nigel. 🙂 🙂
They enjoyed posing for the camera, I think. 🙂
How much time did you have to wait to catch those two? Absolutely lovely
Haha – not long! I was immersed in shooting the violets when I quite by accident came across these two.
I took five or six quickies, and this was the best of the bunch.
It’s all about those unexpected moments 🙂 :-).
Thank you :).
Lovely pic !
Thanks very much, Divya. 🙂
It does look like they are getting ready to dance or at least exchanging a bit of news! The violet is so pretty, yellow is rare for us. I have just a few in my wooded garden.
Dancing, or exchanging bits of gossip :-).
I’ve seen white, purple and just a few yellows in the woods.
I’ve been eradicating dark purple violets from my small lawn for years. Digging them by hand is quite therapeutic. 🙂