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It's at about this time of year I'd head over to local wildlife reserves or country parks to look for these little beauties, but for now I'll be satisfied with my archives.
This one might not be the bright blue that is so eye-catching (I'm not sure if it's an immature damselfly?), but I loved how its wings look like the most delicate stained glass.
I'm enjoying playing with textures at the moment too :)
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Photography taken at Le Paradis
I hope you are all having a nice week. I am very sore and needing some chocolate but I am starting a healthy eating plan ~which means chocolate is off limits !!
common blue male
I haven't cropped this picture because I find the butterfly enchantingly beautiful in its habitat.
zart und graziös
Hauhechel Bläuling männlich
Ich habe diese Aufnahme nicht beschnitten, weil ich den Schmetterling in seinem Lebensraum bezaubernd schön finde.
From north Texas, delicate, fragrant blooms of spring I share with you, along with a little touch of blue.
Petrea volubilis, commonly known as queen's wreath or purple wreath, is an evergreen flowering vine native to Tropical Americ.
It is found especially on the banks of rivers and streams, from northern Mexico to Bolivia, Brazil and Paraguay in the Antilles and in Venezuela. Depending on the climate, it can have up to two bloommings in the year and is very attractive for butterflies.
It is a very flowery and ornamental vine, often used to cover pergolas, canvases, railings or even leaning on walls.
As a climbing plant, it grows to a height of 12 meters, but as a shrub it grows to 4 meters tall and the flowers emerge from bracts.
The flowers form in large clusters, more than 30 cm in length, and may have a purplish-blue color (most common) or even a variety with white flowers. It prefers cultivation in full sun, but tolerates and develops satisfactorily in half shade.
In Brazil receive the name of Flor de São Miguel ( Saint Michael flower).
Posing perfectly at a slight angle, this is my third and last image in this Wild Geranium series. Photographed with my 105mm macro lens in our patio garden.
Have a great weekend, everyone...
Male gerenuk or giraffe-necked (Litocranius walleri) male with short, heavily ringed horns that curve elegantly backwards in an S-shape. The gerenuk is unique among antelopes for its ability to stand vertically on its hind legs to reach high-growing foliage.
San Diego Zoo.
Conservation Status: Near Threatened
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The delicate petals of this petite camellia are interweaving my dreams while I appreciate her charm.
It had been a grey day with a darkening sky as daylight was coming to an end. Having spotted this solitary Roe Deer in the grasses at Burnt Common I decided to creep round a circle of shrubs to have a better view of her. Remarkably she was still there and for a brief moment the winter sun gave a warm glow to this beautiful doe amidst the delicate grasses and slender Silver Birch.
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Growing in our flower garden this past spring...
Geranium maculatum, commonly known as Hardy, Perennial, or Spotted Geranium, are not the Annual Geranium most people know and plant in pots during the summer. To avoid the mixup, those misnamed plants now are called Pelargoniums, which is their true botanical name.
The true Geranium you see above is not only profuse in its lovely flowers, but their foliage is also very attractive and beautiful.
Enjoy this close-up view :)