We did not make it to the Farmers' Market until late in the morning.
The market was packed and much of the produce was already gone and / or picked over. (Lesson learned).
There were, however, these lovely basil plants.
And several varieties of fingerling potatoes which I love.
Fingerlings...
...and more fingerlings.
Fresh eggs...
And iris-dominated bouquets.
I heard the high pitch 'zzzeee' of Cedar Waxwings and looked up at a tree to see over 30 birds. Of all the many shoppers bustling around, I think I was the only one to notice, and thus enjoy these wonderful bird. Another lesson: Nature is everywhere if you only look!
3 comments:
I'm looking forward to when the Farmers Markets open in my area, so nice to have farm fresh vegetables. The cedar waxwings are beautiful, you were so fortunate to spy such a large group. Mary@stitchingfriendsforever2
I too have learned that lesson as they say "early bird that gets the worm"..love a good farmers market but what a treat you had with the Cedar waxwings! Enjoy your goodies..BLESSINGS
Wonderful bird pic! Never see anything like that at my Farmers Market!
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