Summer time and the sounds of the night in east Texas. First thing I hear are the crickets chirping I wanted to share the sounds of the night in east Texas. Tonight the moon is almost full as it rises in the sky. The stars twinkle and I see the big dipper. It is humid and hot with no breeze tonight. Usually there is a gentle breeze that makes the night perfect.
You hear the sounds of the crickets and the tree frogs croaking with the buzz of a mosquito, the call of the whippoorwill and the wafting smell of honeysuckle are all intoxicating. You take it all into your senses. It is a delicate blend of a medley of sounds and senses. It takes you back to your childhood memories. I try to enjoy it all before the dreadful heat of summer arrives.
you
SMELL
It?
One of my favorite little creatures, the tree frog. I hear them croaking and I see them on the glass of my patio door. They are waiting for the moths and bugs to eat for a night time treat.
The almost full moon rises in the night sky and the stars are twinkling. I look and I find the Big Dipper. The clouds open to reveal a sky full of stars.
One of my favorite little creatures, the tree frog. I hear them croaking and I see them on the glass of my patio door. They are waiting for the moths and bugs to eat for a night time treat.
The almost full moon rises in the night sky and the stars are twinkling. I look and I find the Big Dipper. The clouds open to reveal a sky full of stars.
10 comments:
What a lovely post... I wonder how many of us go out and truly experience the sensations of a spring evening. :-)
I hope you'll stop by, as well!
Love it. You know what is just as special as that is the dawn of a new day. It has the same affect on me. Wonderful post :) Aloha my friend
RJ thank you for stopping by and commenting. Nice to meet you. I will stop by your place soon. Pam
RJ thank you for stopping by and commenting. Nice to meet you. I will stop by your place soon. Pam
Thom, thank you for the kind words. I am sure it pales in comparrison to your evenings where you live. Have a great day. Pam
What a wonderful set of photos and descriptions. And how lucky you are to see the tree frogs on your windows! Ours are so shy that I have yet to see one, though there are clearly vast tribe of them here.
I'm planning to do night sounds in Indiana for next time, if I can ever get the video to load. Do stop by and compare notes?
Vicki
Lovely post.
One of the things I look forward to when I go abroad is listening to the crickets at night whilst sitting with a cool drink looking out to sea! :)
What a lovely post! And yes I could smell it! Have a great weekend Pam :)
FANTASTIC Pam...Boy, I wish I could write what I see and feel and you can. This is wonderful for Nature Notes.....so vivid....Michelle
I like the little green frogs, nice photo.
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