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NATURAL SPLENDOR
West Annapolis shows its natural splendor Posted: 2010-09-01 15:35:15 | (permalink) | (0 comments) Bright pink flowers bloom Tuesday afternoon in West Annapolis behind the building housing West Annapolis Pilates, the Bead Bungalow and Tiger's Eye. These flowers are a welcome sight when I visit this part of Annapolis!&nbs... read more -Nancy Royden Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center shares splendor Posted: 2010-08-29 15:16:04 | (permalink) | (0 comments) Spiders at the Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center in Grasonville hang by a web. The center has a large array of natural settings to see and activities to experience. ... read more-Nancy Royden Monarch enjoys flowers at Annapolis Towne Centre Posted: 2010-08-27 18:12:19 | (permalink) | (0 comments) This monarch, tagged through The Kansas Biological Survey at the University of Kansas, takes advantage of the blooms Friday at Annapolis Towne Centre in Parole. More information about the Monarch Watch may be found at: http://www.mona... read more -Nancy Royden Butterflies abound in Parole Posted: 2010-08-26 14:57:22 | (permalink) | (0 comments) Butterflies abound beautifully Thursday afternoon in Parole at Claiborne Place. This one was joined by several other similarly striking creatures. The natural subjects are easy pickings at this location! ... read more-Nancy Royden Sunny views remind us of summer Posted: 2010-08-25 13:34:30 | (permalink) | (0 comments) A colorful sunflower grows in Parole at Claiborne Place Apartments. It isn't difficult to find super subjects to photograph in the garden of the apartments. The area boasts many types of insects and flowers. ... read more-Nancy Royden Check out the Complete Natural Splendor Archives | |
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