My full and kooky life as a homeschooling mommy to 2 great kids, raising a child with HLHS (Hypolastic Left Heart Syndrome), coping with depression, following Jesus, and being much too camera happy.
Welcome to my blog! My name is Esther and I’m so happy you are here. I’m an avid nature photographer and a daydreaming thinker. My posts revolve around photos of nature’s beauty, homeschooling adventures with my 2 kids, sporadic reflections on my child’s heart condition, Bible reading reflections, gardening feats, and other mish mash things. Hopefully you’ll leave encouraged, pensive, or smiling at the simple things of life. Thank you for stopping by and hope you’ll find some interesting posts to read!
I’ve never seen this type of center for a daisy. Google lens is giving me conflicting data: common daisy or a chamomile.What do you think it is? Please share with me in the comments.Fresh and cheerful
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Not bad! Kids and I are planning on getting a Leopard Gecko as a reptile pet, so we’ve been busy researching and looking at things to get to get started. Chris, my husband, is not too keen on it, so we have some convincing to do. Lol. Kids will give him a report of how it’ll get fed and how to take care of the lizard’s needs. He’s a scientist, so he likes data. Me, I’m more spontaneous.
Other than the lizard thing, nothing new here. This weekend will be in the mid 90s.
How about you?
I think it is a daisy – the one going to seed where the pestles have died back is probably confusing google as it looks like a chamomile – chamomile has a really strong sent. We here in the UK would call your flower an Oxeye Daisy.
19 responses to “Fotd: 6-26-’23. Chamomile or Daisy?”
There are so many daisy-like flowers it’s hard to say, but it might be Oxeye daisy. It certainly looks like it. It’s a pretty thing!
I have no idea!
I was confused, but other blogging friends have pointed out that it’s Oxeeye Daisies!
Can’t tell
It’s a white flower 🌼
hahahaha, Devang, that’s a very accurate observation!
How are you doing E?
Not bad! Kids and I are planning on getting a Leopard Gecko as a reptile pet, so we’ve been busy researching and looking at things to get to get started. Chris, my husband, is not too keen on it, so we have some convincing to do. Lol. Kids will give him a report of how it’ll get fed and how to take care of the lizard’s needs. He’s a scientist, so he likes data. Me, I’m more spontaneous.
Other than the lizard thing, nothing new here. This weekend will be in the mid 90s.
How about you?
Wah a gecko as a pet
Interesting
Good luck with the convincing.
Gecko can be taken to the school as well, and for fruit picking 🤭
Lovely choice
Done! We’re getting a gecko soon. I’ll be posting more about our new friend.
Hahah
Cool
Shoreacres is right, they are oxeye daisies. 😀 😀
Oh yay, I am so glad that many have shared their insights: You, shoreacres, and Andy Finengan! Thank you. I cherish this community of nature lovers.
We do all help each other, it is a great community we are involved with 😀
I think it is a daisy – the one going to seed where the pestles have died back is probably confusing google as it looks like a chamomile – chamomile has a really strong sent. We here in the UK would call your flower an Oxeye Daisy.
Thanks Andy for your insight! Darn, I wish I had smelled it to check for a scent.
I think your guess is correct that it’s an Oxeye Daisy.
Gee – I don’t know but it looks like pecan pie!
Nice out-of-the-box thinking! I can see that too.
Good! I almost didn’t put that comment as you’d think I was nuts!
I’m so glad you did! Very creative.