2022 Daily Photos

5/24/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Damselfly

5/23/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Neon Skimmer

5/22/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Tree Frog

5/21/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Austin Sunrise.....the odd shaped building in center is the new Google Tower housing 5,000 employees.

5/20/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Leopard Frog seen yesterday at WFC

5/19/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Meet Luna....my 2-year old granddaughter. In this photo she is bringing me a rock

5/18/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Meet Leia....my 4-year old granddaughter

5/17/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Scissortail Flycatcher taking off

5/16/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Last Night’s Moon. This was a view from my backyard about an hour before the full Lunar Eclipse

5/15/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Two members of Austin Symphony String Quartet

5/14/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Bee in flight. I clicked the shutter button many times before I got a shot I was happy with.

5/13/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Diamondback Rattlesnake. Met this guy on trail yesterday at WFC

5/12/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Painted Bunting

5/11/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Mozart, anyone? The Austin Symphony performed a Mother’s Day concert at WFC.

5/10/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Photographer. One of the guests at WFC

5/9/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Saw my first dragonfly of 2022.

5/8/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Carolina Wren.

5/7/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Pennybacker Bridge in Austin, Texas. Bridge was opened in December1982. This is an iPhone shot of wall art in my doctor’s office

5/6/2022 - by Bill J boyd

Mexican Tulip Poppy

5/5/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Phoebe

5/4/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Male Painted Bunting

5/3/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Cactus Flowers.....yesterday at WFC

5/2/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Library Gift Shop.

5/1/2022 - by Bill J Boyd

Plant Sale....1st day of sale we took in $30,000 Our Spring Native Plant Sale features a variety of Texas natives, including perennial and annual flowers, grasses, vines, shrubs and trees for shady and sunny gardens. Native plants conserve water; lower mowing costs; provide habitat for birds, butterflies and other wildlife; protect and enrich soil; and reduce the use of fertilizer and pesticides. Plus, they’re beautiful!