We had some fantastic weather today and I had a couple hours in the afternoon with nothing to do so I strolled around the yard making photos.
![blue skies and trees](https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/photos/417673435_RnBUu-M.jpg)
Evidence of the blue skies in Seattle in November.
![moss and stone](https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/photos/417673266_2iLgv-M.jpg)
Moss and stone.
![weigela and bug](https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/photos/417673686_2iSMz-M.jpg)
I’m really enthralled with the weigela leaves as they turn. The pale green and yellow rimmed in red coupled with the wavy forms work for me. Hello little bug.
![hydrangea and maple](https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/photos/417737283_DLRC6-M.jpg)
We have a number of really large maples whose bright red leaves descend to cover the spent hydrangeas. This photo feels too busy but I like it nonetheless.
![blueberry and leaves](https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/photos/417674229_BadN7-M.jpg)
![blueberry and weeds (-saturation)](https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/photos/417674520_T96eq-M.jpg)
I removed hundreds of pounds of Herb Robert this year only for a new weed to cover the ground. The red of the fallen blueberry leaves complements the tiny green buds of our new visitor. I can’t decide which photo I prefer, the original or the more processed variety.
![camilla](https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/photos/417672252_cEWcA-M.jpg)
While all the other plants are busy shedding their summer coats, the camillas burst forth with one more show of color and vitality.