
A hurricane lily has finally bloomed. It's such a beautiful flower and only lasts a couple of days.

A red dragonfly. In some places red dragonflies are considered lucky. I must be a lucky girl, because there are many of them in my yard.

A green
anole with groovy blue eye shadow. This up-to-date lizard is leading the bright eyeshadow trend. There is an abundance of green anoles in my garden, and I've noticed this year there are quite a few babies running around. It's always a blast to watch the antics of these color changing lizards. The other day I enjoyed the best fight I've seen in a while. Two old males took turns grabbing each other's heads in their mouths while they wrestled and fought. For what reason? Territory? Females? Not sure.

Here's a close-up of my crybaby tree's blossoms. I first discovered this on Milan street off of St. Charles while riding my bike. It's really a stunning tropical tree. The cutting I took didn't take. Luckily I found some small trees in a local nursery.
This is Pride of Barbados. Given to me by my neighbor Sandy. It's frilly orchid looking flowers are so beautiful. They look like little fairy skirts.
3 comments:
Your pics are gorgeous! Don't you love it when the lizards freeze and stare at you as if you won't see them if they just stand still long enough.;-)
I love your garden look's great and your flowers!~
Pride of Barbados....they look so sweet and colorful. I have never seen a red dragonfly before. We have lizards but they are not colorful. Just a dull brownish grey.
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