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Blue False Indigo (Baptisia australis) is a wild flower that has been cultivated as a source of a blue-colored dye that is reminiscent of indigo dye.
It looks like a hardy version of sweet pea. This dense bush-like mass was about 3 feet (approx. 1 meter) in height and width, growing in a city alleyway. (The prettiest thing in the alley ).
False Creek near downtown Vancouver is not a creek but rather an inlet leading out to English Bay and eventually the Pacific Ocean. The location is prime real-estate lined with beautiful condos and private docks full of boats.
While walking along the banks of False Creek I came across a boat that had run aground and partially capsized on some rocks. It was an interesting sight to see with the mast sticking far out of the water and half the hull still visible. I thought it’d make an interesting subject to photograph against the scenic backdrop so I decided to return at sunset for some better lighting. Upon returning much to my dismay the tide had risen quite a bit and the hull was full submerged. Alas, visibly grounded boat at sunset wasn’t meant to be so mostly sunken boat at sunset would have to do :)
If you look larger, you may see the male loon's beak is full of lake bottom detritus which he is throwing about in the very first stages of nest-building. Maybe this is just practice because there is simply not enough land here to support a nest. He since decided on a more appropriate and secluded spot. Oh, and I know it's the "he" because the male loon always selects the site for the nest..
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A Black Skimmer comes up with something that is not a fish from his latest skim
#bird #birding #birdphotography #nature #naturephotography #wildlife #wildlifephotography
Roosting in a damp hillside meadow on a grey afternoon in the Parque Natural de Cebollera in Northern Spain (4802)
I didn't know what these tiny flowers were so I looked them up and found out that they are called False Garlic. Those 4 blooms could almost be covered with a quarter and each bloom is dime sized or smaller!
Head: Lelutka - Avalon
Necklace: Yomi - Posh Punk - The Fifty
Lips: Nar Mattaru - Thrive HD
Earrings: Suicidal Unborn - Gauged S Piercings S03 - TWS Event
Ears: Swallow - Gauged S
False Heath Fritillary : Melitaea diamina
could be an aberrant ?
photographed in the French Hautes Pyrenees
I believe that this is a False Potato Beetle. I was out doing macro photography yesterday and when I came home this beauty was on my front door. It was like it was waiting for me. I moved it to my garden and got some photos before it disappeared. Photographed in Maryland..
The false deathcap (Amanita citrina) is distinguished from the true deathcap by its bulbous base and smell of raw potatoes. It is an edible species, though not nearly tasty enough to warrant the worry of mistaking it for its notorious cousin. Be very, very sure of your identification skills if you plan to eat it!
Schlumbergera truncata - from my little garden.
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