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The cock's comb — also known as Celosia — truly a striking and vibrant flower! Its name comes from its unusual, ruffled bloom that resembles a rooster's comb.
Cock’s comb symbolizes boldness, affection, and sometimes immortality due to its long-lasting blooms, especially when dried.
Clinging to life, this majestic lizard becomes one with its surroundings — a perfect blend of resilience and grace. Dewdrops glisten like jewels on its textured scales, a reminder of nature’s quiet splendor and the intricate beauty found in even the smallest moments.
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Hypolimnas bolina, also known as the great eggfly, common eggfly, or blue moon butterfly in New Zealand, rests gracefully on a vibrant green leaf.
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For "Looking close...on Friday"
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Marigolds are among the most beloved and versatile flowers in Indian gardens, especially during the festive season. Known for their vibrant colors, they are the go-to flowers for decorating homes and creating a festive atmosphere, whether it's Diwali, Navratri, or any celebration. Marigolds come in a stunning range of colors, including yellow, orange, white, red, gold, and bi-color, adding a delightful mix to your garden
Each morning, as sunlight filters through the soft green canopy, a little lizard takes its post on the moringa stalk. With silent stillness and watchful eyes, it waits—blending perfectly with leaf and bark. To others, it’s just part of the tree. But in this quiet corner of the garden, it's the unseen guardian, keeping watch over a world alive with whispers and wings.
Delias descombesi, the redspot Jezebel is a medium-sized butterfly of the family Pieridae, that is, the yellows and whites.
Embrace of the Ceylon Oak
In the heart of the emerald glade,
Where whispers of ancient stories wade,
Stands the Ceylon oak, steadfast and grand,
A sentinel of time, in this lush land.
With a crown of red, new leaves unfurl,
Like tiny flames in a gentle swirl,
Each bud a promise, each leaf a sigh,
Embracing the sun, reaching for the sky.
Roots deep in the earth, they cradle the past,
Silent witness to seasons, forever cast,
While breezes dance through its canopied throne,
In the symphony of life, it stands alone.
Rose-ringed parakeet
The Rose-ringed Parakeet (Psittacula krameri) is a colorful and striking bird, widely known for its vibrant green plumage and characteristic long tail.They are highly social birds, often seen in flocks. They communicate with loud, sharp calls.
They feed on a variety of seeds, fruits, nuts, and berries.
"Amidst the vibrant green, the red leaves stand as a reminder that beauty is found in every contrast. 🍃🍂 #Nature'sPalette #AutumnVibes #ColorInNature"
Yesterday between work I was fortuned to go out with my camera and could enjoy the wonderful weather with sunshine and little wind. In a parc nearby I found these snowdrops blooming and thanks to the trees surrounding them and breaking the light it looked like magic.
In some cultures, it is used in rituals and traditional medicine.
In West Africa, a variety of Celosia (Celosia argentea) is also a valuable leafy vegetable, appreciated for both its beauty and nutrition.
Boldness and Passion: With its fiery colors and dramatic form, the cock’s comb symbolizes bold beauty, passion, and individuality.
Resilience: Often blooming in tough conditions, Celosia represents strength and endurance.
Swallowtail (Papillio machaon)
Knight butterfly
Schwalbenschwanz (Papillio machaon)
Ritterfalter
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Sturt's desert pea (Swainsona formosa), the floral emblem of South Australia. It is a distinctive Australian wildflower known for its blood-red, leaf-like flowers, each with a bulbous black center.
"Duo Mangoes in Our Home Garden~" — sweet, nature-loving,
It's a simple joy, yet a deeply grounding one: to witness fruit growing in our own home space, a reminder that abundance can be both humble and beautiful. These duo mangoes are more than just fruit — they’re a little slice of summer, grown with care and patience.