The heat of summer, typically fuels our wandering impulses. A spontaneous drive to the beach, or a weekend up north. Now that coronavirus has reined us in, we search seasonal delight closer to home: roses in the garden, the emerald green of farm fields, and the leisurely hunt of a furry fisherman.
(For Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: summer.)
One Woman's Quest II 
I think the furry one is loves washing his hands before and after dinner.
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Lol. A raccoon with good manners.
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Lovely images VJ.
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Thank you!
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A perfect summer’s day! Rocky Raccoon took me by surprise. When I read “furry fisherman,” I was expecting some guy wearing a strange fishing vest. (Or whatever you call those things with all the pockets.)
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Haha…glad I could surprise. Thanks Liz.
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Some lovely captures out here! Love the furry fisherman… Yes, most of us have learnt to seek solace in the seasonal events of nature!
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Thanks. So true.
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I love these photos especially the raccoon! I’m grateful you share them because it’s the only way I get to enjoy nature! Thank you my friend! š ā¤
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I hope that changes soon Deborah. I’m happy to share but not a good replacement.
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Great photos, well done.
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Thanks John
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The furry fisherman, how cute. Thank you, VJ for sharing your happy summertime!
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Thanks Amy. Good prompt.
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Nicely done. I don’t think I have ever seen a raccoon in the water, but of course they do go there.
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Every once in a while I catch one fishing. Thanks Keith.
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LOL for your furry fisherman V.J. We don’t normally see them in daylight hours, and I’ve never seen one in the water! Looks like your pandemic restrictions still allow plenty of exposure to nature’s gifts!
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Odd for us too, Tina. Normally they come out at night. Country living has it’s advantages. Thanks.
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