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Wild sunflowers are a brilliant spot of color in the fall grasses along the Clark Fork River. A lovely day!
Pastel purple and pink add a delicate accent. The glorious wildflowers of summer have gone to seed.
Bold, bright and beautiful. These little yellow leaves make a powerful statement.
The colors on the mountains seem so vibrant - somehow brighter than down in town. I love the contrasts.
Chokecherries are ripe and ready!. They make great jelly, syrup and wine.
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You've caught some nice colors already! Nice!
Posted by: Montucky | September 28, 2009 at 08:46 PM