As I was walking back to the car after photographing the heron shown in the previous post, I looked down and there was this 4-leaf clover.
Update....
17 hours ago
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5 comments:
Oh Rose... That is so neat. When I was young, I'd sit in the grass at home and search for 4-leaf clovers for hours and hours. Don't remember ever finding many though...
Hope you have GREAT LUCK....
Hugs,
Betsy
Quick! Buy a lottery ticket! =D
This is quite the find! I have never seen a 4-leaf clover. Lucky you! Thank you for sharing it with us.
How neat to find that. I don't think I've ever seen one, but I always searched.
A nice leaf to spot and shoot. It makes a very nice close up.
We found 2 or 3 a little while back. I've always heard that if you find one there's normally more around.
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