September this year was characterized by shades of yellow with the abundance of sunflowers taking a starring role. There were yellowing leaves on many trees from the drought so that even the light took on a yellow-warmed hue as it filtered through all the shades of gold in plants and trees.
October has brought some welcome touches of red. With the exception of the photo of the Virgina Creeper, all the photos below were taken today:
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| This photo of the five leafed vine called "Virginia creeper" was taken October 3. |
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| Sumac |
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| Wild plum saplings |
I don't know how people can say that Kansas is not beautiful. They aren't looking in the right places, I suppose, but I think it is more likely that one's state of mind and preconceived ideas affect the ability to perceive beauty. These next two photos are very pretty, but the real life scenes exceeded the beauty I was able to capture here by far:
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| Indian Head Grass |
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