Evening primroses or sundrops, depending on what you like to call them. They are pretty. If you lived a little closer, I’d offer you some for your gardens.
Gorgeous!
Thanks, Susan!
I love the yellow and deep blue together. It’s a gorgeous combination. Your little buddy seems to enjoy it too!
He/she is adorable!
A real cutie.
Blue and yellow look great together. I guess Chippy thinks so, too. 🙂
Chippy has excellent taste.
This is a beautiful photo. What a pretty refuge you have created. I love the deep blue and pale yellow and the 🐿 is the fun surprise!
Thanks, Betsy! Our little slice of heaven.
Love chipmunks…sweet photo Laurie
Thanks, June!
Little chipper has an absolutely beautiful place to hang out!😁
Little chipper has good taste.
We have little chippies here, too. Cute as they can be. Your flowers are beautiful, and I see some lilies coming on as well.
The lone lily that survived the ravages of the lily beetles. Hiding among the day lilies, it is in glorious bloom right now.
Very cute… I nearly missed that little fellow!
Glad you found him!
Yellow and blue – looking beautiful. 🙂
Thanks, Judy!
Your usual excellent composition – even better when you had to get him in
Thanks so much, Derrick!
My cats are looking at this photo and saying, “nom, nom, nom–chippie!” I regularly rescue the little critters from the jaws of death . . .
Our cats are getting old and lazy, but back in the day, we did our fair share of rescuing.
Oh, that’s lovely
Many thanks!
That cobalt and yellow combination is Van Gogh-ish, and just beautiful. As for the chipmunk — the little creature’s almost terminally cute.
Thanks! My favorite color combination. Those chippers are adorable. Good thing as they plow through a lot of sunflower seeds.
Cute, but would be a lot more cute if it would stop taking bites out of all the tomatoes.
So true!
Just saw two of them chasing each other around the garden, then saw your photo. They’re fun to watch; dog likes them too but as hard as he tries to catch one, they always outsmart him! Which is a good thing!
Yes!
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Sooo sweet! 😀💖🐿 xxx
Thanks, Xenia.
That yellow flower is beautiful.
Evening primroses or sundrops, depending on what you like to call them. They are pretty. If you lived a little closer, I’d offer you some for your gardens.
Gorgeous!
Thanks, Susan!
I love the yellow and deep blue together. It’s a gorgeous combination. Your little buddy seems to enjoy it too!
He/she is adorable!
A real cutie.
Blue and yellow look great together. I guess Chippy thinks so, too. 🙂
Chippy has excellent taste.
This is a beautiful photo. What a pretty refuge you have created. I love the deep blue and pale yellow and the 🐿 is the fun surprise!
Thanks, Betsy! Our little slice of heaven.
Love chipmunks…sweet photo Laurie
Thanks, June!
Little chipper has an absolutely beautiful place to hang out!😁
Little chipper has good taste.
We have little chippies here, too. Cute as they can be. Your flowers are beautiful, and I see some lilies coming on as well.
The lone lily that survived the ravages of the lily beetles. Hiding among the day lilies, it is in glorious bloom right now.
Very cute… I nearly missed that little fellow!
Glad you found him!
Yellow and blue – looking beautiful. 🙂
Thanks, Judy!
Your usual excellent composition – even better when you had to get him in
Thanks so much, Derrick!
My cats are looking at this photo and saying, “nom, nom, nom–chippie!” I regularly rescue the little critters from the jaws of death . . .
Our cats are getting old and lazy, but back in the day, we did our fair share of rescuing.
Oh, that’s lovely
Many thanks!
That cobalt and yellow combination is Van Gogh-ish, and just beautiful. As for the chipmunk — the little creature’s almost terminally cute.
Thanks! My favorite color combination. Those chippers are adorable. Good thing as they plow through a lot of sunflower seeds.
Cute, but would be a lot more cute if it would stop taking bites out of all the tomatoes.
So true!
Just saw two of them chasing each other around the garden, then saw your photo. They’re fun to watch; dog likes them too but as hard as he tries to catch one, they always outsmart him! Which is a good thing!
Yes!