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The First Visual Signs of Autumn in Alabamaland

September 3rd, 2009
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Glynn Wilson

I meant to get this shot last year, but missed it because it only lasts about three days. The point being that in these climes, Alabama’s native hydrangeas provide the first visual hint of fall. The dogwood leaves are already turning a light, faded gold and in some cases bright red too. As the season begins to change, so does our mood and our content. We always chase the Autumn color and cover the fall bird migration, so get ready for some fantastic images in the weeks ahead. [Click on the image for a larger view]

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