Published Thursday, April 18, 2013, OK personal/derivative use; link lovethatimage.artsquadgraphics.com.
Pink magnolias
The magnolias are gorgeous this year. This tree in our backyard is one of the many dotting the neighborhood right now. And the horses in the pasture adjoining our property just love the fallen petals. They even eat the blooms that they can reach off the tree! No harm seems to be done.
Pink Japanese magnolias against a sunny sky in springtime
Two horses graze magnolia blossoms on a sunny spring day
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Such lovely spring images you’ve shared (love those fritillaries too!) beautifully done 🙂
Your magnolias are gorgeous Sara and I love that handsome horse scene. Have a great day!
I love Magnolia! It makes me think Summer!!
Greetings from Norway
Beautiful blooms!
Lovely pasture scene, too!
Lea
Lea’s Menagerie
That colour is gorgeous against the blue sky.
I love that view of your garden!!!
Those are very lovely! My roses are blooming too…and i decided to cut some this year and decorate it in my house. My kids have mixed feelings about “murdering” the flowers early.
Beautiful photos!
That’s pretty cool that you have a magnolia tree in your back yard. Beautiful photos!
Beautiful photos. Happy sky watching.
My sky.
Such a beautiful plant, the one down the road from me has yet to flower
Mollyxxx
Superb photography – didn’t know horses eat magnolia blooms! When we had roses, deer would bite off and eat eat whole heads!
Lovely blog too,
Visiting from Macro Monday
wonderful! thanx for sharing with us 🙂
Good shots
Our magnolia trees have only buds on them at this moment. Soon they will look as lovely as the ones you posted on your blog. It is raining here at the moment. I hope the wind and rain doesn’t knock all the blooms on the ground they day they open.
JM Illinois
How fortunate you are being able to see such glorious sights.
Very nice pictures.