Mom and thought it would be a good thing to show you…that IT IS FALL HERE!!!
The corn is starting to move from the milk into the dough. Next step it will dent. When it dents the Dad will stop irrigating the corn.
The deer love eating the corn right now. They eat off the cob, just like a human does.
The Rabbit Brush is blooming…it usually blooms in September.
The Leaves are starting to turn on the Cottonwood Trees
A whole month early
IT’S STILL AUGUST!
The Lilac leaves are turning yellow
And the pinto beans are turning ripe!
Harvest is just around the corner!
Boomer
Life on a Colorado Farm 
You’re a perfect farm doggie, B. I like how you can spot all the signs. Soon it will be pumpkin time. Yikes! *gulp* #pumpkinfear
Love and licks,
Cupcake
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Thank HEAVENS we don’t do Jack O Lanterns here at our house…I would never be able to rest again. Boomer
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Ugh! We are seeing signs too, as you know. Your corn looks really nice. Haven’t seen any that good around here. Don’t you love it when a breeze catches the Cottonwood trees though? The sound they make is music to my ears. I hate it when the leaves all fall.
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Me too! I love the fall colors, but the falling of the leaves is always a sort of sadness to me.
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i don’t know about “day” (& boomer) but we HATE IT when the cotton falls !
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It can be a huge mess!
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Boomer, I hope the early signs of fall mean that cooler temperatures are on the way.
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46* this morning. I slept in a wade on my bed until Mom covered me up. I sleep on the floor…the floor felt cool. Although, Mom assured me all the windows and doors in the house were closed. Boomer
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Great photos that show how gradual the changes happen. Enjoyed and Hey to Boomer! Look for Brodie!!
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Gradually fast! Boomer
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Autumn here too Boomer – but it comes round every year so we have to take what comes.
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But so early…..? Boomer
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Nooooooo. We are not ready to let summer go…
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Neither are Mom and I. Boomer
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Boom, I feel your pain. Same thing here on the front range. Hoping for a very long Indian summer.
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Yeah! Mom and I hope it’s fall until after Thanksgiving! Boomer
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Fall is coming on fast here too. it is in the air. The darn deer getting fat off your corn:(
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They are real pills!
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Well, my goodness, Boomer! That does seem early. Keep on keeping your eyes on the signs.
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We haven’t seen any wooly worms yet, but Mom says soon. Boomer
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Early autumn usually means a long, cold winter. I hope that’s wrong. We’re seeing the signs of autumn too.
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I’m afraid of that…and a long wet fall whereby it’s hard to get the harvest done.
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Looks like that here too, taining today and well into the coming week.
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We sure need some sun to dry out all the rain so we can have some hay.
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Greetings!!!
Hm I thought the Dog with a blog was made by Disneychannel but there he is! The only thing I regnocise is the ripe corn and the fact that everything is turning yellow in seconds. In Sweden we’ve had the most serious drought, in some places it hasn’t been that dry for 50 years and tankers are wheeling to support the households.
These are such nice pictures, Colorado is really very different from Blekinge where I live. I love travelling through blogfriends eyes!!!
We have a sunny day (yet another) and I will today use Jordanwater for a baptizm. Not often that happends.. on my way to this event I will pass the cornfields in my area and see if the deer are eating on them.
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How very interesting. I’m so sorry for your drought…too much of anything is just that…TOO MUCH!
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We have had such a hot humid summer but the last week shows signs that maybe fall is coming here too! Spider webs (really cool ones!) and the annoying cave crickets are back. Hopefully cooler weather will follow!
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It was 47* the other day, but this morning we warmed up to 57* the typical early morning weather we should be having.
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cave crickets?!
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In Philadelphia!
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You are such a handsome pooch Boomer .. Love these pics, I had some 4 legged critters that did that to my corn as well ..
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They are very naughty.
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I love knowing the deer eat off the cob like that. I’m sure you all don’t like it though ;-).
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They are pretty destructive. They eat the silks also and that kills the corn.
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Well in that case, shame on those deerlings and go for it Boomer, tell them who is in charge of the corn!!
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