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'Every sleepy light
Must say goodbye
To the day before it dies
In a sea of honey
A sky of honey
Keep us close to your heart
So if the skies stay dark
We may live on in
Comets and stars'
kate bush
The police were riding horses around to "control" the demonstrators... Somebody got a small flag with Bush's face on it, and planted it in the horse crap.
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A blooming button bush was photographed at the Jones/Hungryland Wildlife & Environmental Area in western Martin County, Florida.
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B36-7 #5838 leads a westbound intermodal train at Bush St, with an NYSW B40-8 third out. Fall 2000. No photographer listed, JL Sessa collection.
Poinsettia bushes (Euphorbia pulcherrima) grow in many yards and wild on hillsides throughout Hawai’i. Winter’s shortened days cause the poinsettia leaves to turn flaming red, indicating that Christmas is coming. The Hawaiian word for the poinsettia plant is Pua Kalikimaka, literally meaning, “Christmas flower.” The plant is also called “Christmas Star,” Zach Wood or noche buena. The latter name reveals that it is indigenous to Mexico and Central America. The plant was first introduced to the United States in 1825 by Joel Robert Poinsett. It is believed to have been brought to Hawai’i not long after. The plant thrives in Hawaii’s climate. This poinsettia bush was growing in a yard alone side the Kalea Road (South Point Road) on the Island of Hawai’i.
Australian Bush at Territory Wildlife Park, Berry Springs, Northern Territory, Australia, 29.01.2017
This is the Alpine Mint Bush in my garden, it sits very happily in the small potted area of sensory plants, with seating close by so we can sit and catch the aroma of herbs in the light breezes.
not at the zoo or enclosure but wild and free to roam like nature intended
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At Walkabout Creek near Enoggera Reservoir.
They are beautiful birds with a wide wingspan, mainly nocturnal and characterised by their wailing sound.
ODC: Where would we meet
This maybe not your usual meeting place, but w were recently shown this tiny bush cemetery, hidden away from the road and known only to a few locals. With just a few graves now visible, it provides a fascinating insight into lives past but not quite forgotten.
The Bush Stone-Curlew is a strange bird. It is mainly a ground dwelling bird which appears motionless most of the time or stone like. This bird looked up for a few seconds before returning to its statuesque pose.
I'm trying to pay more attention to wild flowers. This little plant is fairly widespread in most of the reserves I visit.
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‘Lily, Oh Lily I don't feel safe
I feel that life has blown a great big hole
Through me"
And she said
‘Child, you must protect yourself
You can protect yourself
I'll show you how with fire’’
kate bush
Vegetation is sparse in the rugged, desert like terrain of the region of Papagayo, Lanzarote. So. when I came across this lone spindly bush surrounded by a cluster of more dense undergrowth I decided it was worthy of a photograph!