RDP Wednesday: pollinator

drkottaway

Very happy Wednesday and the Ragtag Daily Prompt is pollinator.

This is from the Christmas exhibit at the US Botanic Gardens. The outdoors had a lovely train and giant pollinators on giant flowers, made of natural materials. The pollinators were not bothering the trains, though I could envision the giant mosquito swooping down.

It’s the wrong time of year for a pollinator, you say! No, but you Ragtag Prompt writers are a wonderful creative bunch and we will all think of summer while you post them or of winter if you remark on the current dearth of pollinators in your area. And we are in both hemispheres, after all. Compose your post and link it back here and check out the other contributions. Have a wonderful Wednesday!

Published by drkottaway

Board certified/board eligible Family Practice Physician I have cared for patients birth to 104. Mom. Sister, daughter, cousin, friend. Write stories and poems. Dance and sing. I do not like discrimination. Against anyone.

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