Lots of things keep us stuck where we are. Jobs. Fears. Relationships.
Sometimes we build the fences ourselves. Sometimes not.
If you don’t want to be where you are, find a way out.
Prickly rose Rosa acicularis
The Way of the Rose
Sharing the wild
The Lens and I 
I love the nature against the man-made fence. Great shot, and how do you find these little critters everywhere? I’d have to wait forever to find one to pose for me!
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No posing here! We put chicken wire around a young pine tree years ago to keep the moose from eating it. The wild rose just planted itself inside the wire. I wandered by with my camera the other day, saw the bloom and the thought of “escaping” just came to me.
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Ha! As someone who lives in the middle of England, the idea of a moose eating things in your garden blows my mind.
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Moose are much easier to spot than aphids and caterpillars. We also have elk, deer (who love dandelions), coyotes, foxes, black bears and occasionally wolves and grizzlies.
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The only wildlife here would be foxes, squirrels and birds. I think you have the more exciting selection!
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Lots of possibility there! Foxes are a delight (unless you’re missing a small dog or your cat) … clever, inquisitive, caring parent.
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