Judy Dykstra-Brown is the host of The Numbers Game. Usually I put the # she gives into the media search box and choose from the pictures that show up. Judy also gives us the option of:
If instead of numbers, you have changed the identifiers of all your photos into words, pick a word or words to use instead, and show us a variety of photos that contain that word in the title. I am am trying this option out and using tree as my search term. I just tested it out and got 186 hits. A much bigger pool of images to choose from! Please look for the small dark arrow to the right of the image to begin the slideshow.
one of the views when you arrive at fmg 
cherry tree blvd in bloom at fmg 
large tree / in larger sky / dwarfed in majesty 
tree out back full of birds 
a fairy scene inside hollow of tree 
frog seen at nature center 
closeup of larch tree 
taken 0522 
moon through trees 
giant tree cut down at fire barn 
trunk of cut tree 
tree at felt mansion. close-up of the trunk. You’ve seen pics of her here before. 
lots of apple blossoms on the trees 
One of the small calves who was paying attention. This pic was taken from across the street so as not to alarm the herd. 
life springs anew from the oak sapling that was under attack last year from tent caterpillars. You can see the “dead end” but the oak says funk dat I’m tough. Thank you to all who were right last year that this beautiful tree would survive the attack. 
larch tree in winter 
fungi and lichen on living tree 
such a gorgeous day for a walk 
I was happily surprised at how good the kousa dogwood fruit flesh tasted! Here are the seeds found inside of the one I ate. They are a little larger than grape seeds and quite hard. Between the smallness of the fruit (about twice the size of a cherry) the inedibility of the skin, and the number of seeds in it, it is understandable why these could not be commercially harvested. I plan on drying these seeds and trying to sprout my own kousa dogwood trees. My dream: one day to walk outside and pick some for breakfast. 
tree at highlands. photo taken by older son 
redwood blossoms 
Iron Tree by Ai Weiwei 
Iron Tree by Ai Weiwei
Tao Talk 
Lots of pretty trees, and scenery. Cute rabbit in the hollow tree, lovely redbud blossoms, and that larch in the snow with the curved branches are stand outs for me. :)
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Barbara, happy you found some pics you liked out of the bunch. I may keep up the word search rather than the number search. The rabbit one was on a garden tour we went on a few years ago. Every garden had a fairy or fairy scene in it as a theme.
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I hadn’t known of the word search feature, so I tried it out on a practice post. I put in tree. I know I have tons of tree pictures, but all I got in the search was one tree, …. and… my grandma’s haunted house! hahahaha go figure! :)
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Dang it! Sorry the search box didn’t work the same way for you on tree. It’s a mystery.
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could be because I never labeled any of my photos in the first place? I did try cat, and got some of our cat photos. :) I’ll keep trying. It’s a different way to do it at least. :)
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I think it picks up on words in captions also. Cool on the cat photos :)
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Beautiful images, Lisa. Love the first one. 😍
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Thanks, Gia! :)
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so cool Li! <3 Lots of beautiful photos!
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CA thanks so much! :)
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That frog! And i love the iron tree. (K)
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He was a tiny thing with a big voice. Yes, Iron Tree is a beauty. Pics don’t do it justice.
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Love the slide show images, Lisa. Lots of subject and seasonal variety. The kousa dogwood info was interesting. Here’s hoping you can pick your own fruit from those seed origins someday!
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Thanks, Bruce! Me too on the kousa dogwood. My dentist has 2 trees out front so I can pick them from there but I would like some here.
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