The ash trees are all bare, and the black walnuts are almost there too. Some maples are in good color. The burning bushes are bright red.
New blooms: African violet [thanks, Donna].

A pair of turkey vultures in a tree about a block away from us early this morning. The lower one on the left has a dark face and the black-tipped beak of an immature bird.

A black vulture that Judy caught yesterday with her iPhone. This one was on our corner. The vultures must mean that Trump is nearby.

Burning bush on a sunny afternoon.

Here's the cyclamen in the sun room that I meant to post last time.
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