Flowers, Clouds, & Kittens

That's about all I have today, with a couple random other pictures thrown in.  But kittens are so cute, flowers are so pretty, and we've had some very neat skies lately, so that's what's been filling up my memory card lately!
    First, from June 16th, I've got a few pictures of the daisies and wild roses that are blooming right now, as well as 

an overgrown footpath through the woods with the sun shining through and making the grass and leaves look golden.

June 18th: Sleeping kittens, Mama taking a break, and then all back together snuggling again.

Also from the 18th, sun rays shining through the storm clouds.  I love it when the sun does that; it looks so beautiful and reminds me of God's power and goodness in the storm!

Storm clouds on June 19th:

Sunset on June 21st:

Then on June 23rd, my sister and I were outside doing a very quick photo shoot for a friend's project.  I saw a goldfinch fly past and land on the rain gauge and I said to Laura, "Look over there!"
    She turned and looked and said, "Wow."  And then just stood there holding the camera.
    "Well, take a picture!" I said, and she goes, "Oh!" and took a picture for me.  So this goldfinch picture is courtesy of my sister.

From June 25th: An early-blooming poppy, and the sunset (which was colouring clouds in both west and east).

Now a bunch from June 26th.  We were surrounded with storm systems all day, and each one looked extremely neat.  I finally went out there with my camera and took a picture in every single direction.

Same system as the next one: 11:26 AM

11:55 AM

A couple angles of our potato field:

And Holly and her kittens, who were all one day short of being three weeks old.  I tried to get an individual picture of each of them, but it's a little hard to take decent pictures of kittens when they won't stay still or look at the camera 😁.

Cougar (male)

Daisy (female)

Dolce (female)

Ivy (female)

Tikka (female)

Nelson (male)

Zorro (female; we would have named a male that, but the only black kitten is a girl and my sister wanted to name a black kitten Zorro. This one also refused to look at the camera)

Holly came over to feed her babies, and Ivy decided she wanted to explore and went the other way.  

She ended up way over by her mother's food and water--which was only about five, six feet, but probably seemed way farther to her--and then started mewing because she was all by herself.

I had backed up a few paces to take that picture, and when she started mewing I moved toward her.  I had only taken a couple steps forward and Ivy ran (well, more stumbled) over to me and climbed onto the top of my foot, which I thought was pretty cute.

Have a good evening!