Joni Costello of Clear Lake captured her granddaughter all lit up and ready for the Fourth of July fireworks on Briggs Lake. With glow sticks in hand and colorful lights across the water, waiting was part of the fun!
Sue Taylor of Hitterdahl, shared these beautiful white lilies putting on quite a show in her garden. With so many flowers open and more buds on the way, the display is only getting better.
Susan Peterson of Alexandria captured rain falling across a sunlit walking trail. It may not have been the driest day for a walk, but it certainly made for an interesting view.
Deb Huettl of Mankato shared this little cowgirl enjoying a ride in her trusty steed. With her hat in place and a big smile, she looks ready to hit the trail.
Ryan Kaiser of Glenwood discovered a tiny slug hitching a ride on his disc during a round of disc golf. This little passenger may not have gotten the ride of a lifetime, but it made the game more memorable.
Rachael Volker of Parkers Prairie spotted this beautiful double rainbow stretching across the sky. After the rain, the colorful sight left her feeling hopeful.
Jane Johnson of Freeport caught Chevy the cat enjoying some playtime in her cat tower. She’s almost too cute to be this ferocious.
Gail Kloos of Donnelly captured this cheerful yellow and burgundy pansy standing out among shades of purple. Sometimes one bloom simply decides to be different.
Diann Hirman of Sauk Centre introduced Twisted Tina, the fashionable scarecrow keeping watch over the garden. With flowers in hand and a Twisted Tea close by, Tina appears ready for a relaxing summer afternoon of guarding the garden.
Karla Wood of Minnetonka enjoyed this peaceful view at Chippewa Park in Brandon. The winding water, lush greenery and sunny blue sky made for a beautiful summer outing.
John Pfeiffer of New Ulm got a close look at this lightning bug resting on a green leaf. It may not be lighting up just yet, but its bright markings still make it easy to spot.
Greg and Marsia Kraemer of Urbank welcomed a surprising visitor near Inspiration Peak when this black bear stopped by for a snack. That is one guest you probably do not want getting too comfortable.
Al Batt of Hartland captured this young wren stretching its wings among the branches. Even the smallest backyard visitors can put on quite a show.
Stacy Peterson of Sacred Heart captured a powerful bolt of lightning stretching across the sky and lighting up the road below. Talk about being in the right place at the right time.
Sharla Bengtson of Wood Lake spotted this colorful mushroom growing among the grass. It appears to be a brittlegill; its bright red cap and unusual shape makes it well worth a closer look.
Ron Cram of Canby found this tiny grasshopper perched atop a rattlesnake master bloom. It certainly picked an interesting lookout spot.
Sharla Bengtson of Wood Lake spotted this colorful mushroom growing among the grass. It appears to be a brittlegill; its bright red cap and unusual shape makes it well worth a closer look.
Muriel Coultier of Tracy captured the sun shining through the branches of a tree during a visit to South Africa. What a beautiful scene to bring home from her travels.
Lisa Schwarz of Big Lake enjoyed this peaceful sunset over Loon Lake, where the sun lined up perfectly with the end of the dock. What a beautiful way to wrap up the day!
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