Four O’Clock Stamens
Four O’Clock stamen super-macro.
Sigma 150mm 2.8 EX Macro + Sigma 2x TC + 68mm Kenko extension tubes.
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Marbles Four O’Clocks
Burpee’s Marbles (Yellow & White) Four O’Clocks in my garden.
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Dondiegos Four O’Clocks
Dondiegos mix Four O’Clocks in my garden.
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Kaleidoscope Four O’Clocks
Some Kaleidoscope Four O’Clocks in my garden.
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Big Toadie
Big Toadie has lived in my garage for the last several summers, and comes out at night and eats june bugs and other insects under the outside light. She is a Woodhouse’s toad. It’s great fun to catch june bugs and pitch them to her.
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