I Spy the Virginia Fall

I've been meaning to take some pictures to share of how beautiful fall is around here.  Unfortunately, time got away from me, and what you're getting are a bunch of pics from almost two weeks past peak leaf season.  They were all taken around Two Bears Farm, and even if it's past peak, there is still plenty of color to be found.

 Most of our chickens are looking kind of pitiful this time of year, coming off a molt, but this big guy doesn't look any worse for the wear.

I spy one fat rooster, who's been stealing all the food.

Remember last year, during leaf jumping pics, when a tremendously huge spider crawled right on Pierce's head?  Yeah, I haven't forgotten that either.  No spiders so far this year, thankfully.

I spy a jumping boy.

The twins were big enough to join in the fun.

I spy Thing 1.

I spy Thing 2.

We have many nuts on the ground.  I wish we had one of those things to process the walnuts - as we have tons and they are so good for you.  But the nutcracker deals that are very efficient are also very expensive. So for now, our squirrels enjoy them.

I spy little hands full of protein....if only we had the tools to crack some shells!

I spy a child in the leaves!

I spy a big nest in the tree!

I spy dew on the leaves, even though it's well into afternoon.

I spy a little spiderweb in the sun.

I spy a tractor, taking a rest.  At least until the snows come.

What do you spy where you live?

This post linked with Mama Kat's Writer's Workshop where the prompt was to take pictures of Fall.