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Pink Lupine at Orange County Arboretum, New York. Yes, it is named after the latin for wolf "lupus." They once thought that if drained or "wolfed down" the nutrients in the soil....turns out it does not. It actually is good for the garden soil.
Taken this past June in Etosha, Namibia. The young zebra colt was having a great time running and kicking up his heels and in this image he is actually airborne. He was quite young as his fur coat still has the appearance of being slightly curly. I love them at this age and was thrilled to have seen so many young ones on this trip . This image is in honor of you Lanette Browder as I know how much you love zebras and especially babies.
Wishing you all a beautiful Sunday and a very blessed one ...
The frost may be a good barber:-) I like a lot the results of its work.
The photo from a small forest river Nikulchinka bank in the early morning light before sunrise.
Thank you for all the comments and faves, my friends.
This was the bear that walked up and licked the front bumper of my friend Anthony's SUV... that was a moment :) He is quite the beast one of the largest bears I have encountered. He looks very comfortable not at all disturbed or frightened. What has a bear this size have to be frightened about? I'd say top of the food chain.
It was a breezy day and took a lot of time waiting for the wind to die down. I took a lot of macro flower photos but only a few are acceptable.
On Explore #341.
The curly petal edges of a fancy Japanese spider chrysanthemum (asteraceae) called "Lava," from "Kiku: The Art of the Japanese Garden" at the New York Botanical Garden. -- October 16, 2016
from our pond!
A beautiful day and all the koi came up to greet me... looking for food that they can't get yet!