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Physostegia godfreyi
Threatened in Florida
Endemic
Here is a link to more images of this flower: www.flickr.com/photos/wildflowersflorida/albums/721577087...
It's been blowing a full gale here for almost three weeks. This morning it dawned overcast and soon started to drizzle. False Bay looks like a millpond.
family Oedemeridae - It seems very happy on Milkweed flowers that get lots of sun in Putnam County, Carmel,NY. 6-22-10
Burrard Bridge rises above the False Creek marina, while the West End and the mountains of West Vancouver are visible under the span. A False Creek Ferry sailing under the bridge is visible on the extreme right. Photographed from Granville Island.
February 2008.
The title comes from both,
1)the subject which inspires So many to photograph its beauty - the flamboyant display feathers of the peacock-
and 2) recent psychic/psychological preoccupations/issues.
Long exposure motion play using a few peacock feathers, backlight with a late afternoon sky through a large west northwest window.
When I have sat here at the screen working up assorted earlier images, I sometimes just get restless and want to walk, move around, look at something new... that's when slow the shutter down and find something to open it on.
False move
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Baskets full of False Solomon’s Seal (Maianthemum racemosum), one of my favourite early spring delicacies this treasure is in the Asparagus family and is also a cultural food with deep roots in the Doukhobor culture in the Kootenays, where it’s known as Suziki. Make sure you’re not picking the real Solomon’s Seal (if in the shoot stage this isn’t a concern as both are edible as shoots, but the real Solomon’s Seal is no longer edible once the leaves emerge). I absolutely adore these thick spears fermented or pickled, but they are pretty awesome served the way you would asparagus, and I happily crunch on them raw in the woods. They have a fresh, sweet, asparagus aroma at the base, and if they don’t- it’s not the right one! These babies are popping all over the woods and on sunny hillsides in the Okanagan right now and are easy picking I would call them Poor Man’s Asparagus as they are far more abundant in the wild than the always elusive wild asparagus, but that wouldn’t do the amazing flavour the justice it deserves 😊. My kids insist it has a peanut after taste and today I have to say I noticed it as well, unique and intriguing. Slide over for a few more photos #Maianthemumracemosum #dinner #falsesolomonsseal #suziki #wildfood #wildcrafting #eatwild #nourish #earth #foraging #wildforaging #wholefoods #asparagus #wildfoodlove #wildeats #getoutsideandplay #eatwild
The False Beards play at The Moseley Folk Festival in Birmingham, 2 September 2012.
| Band | Promoter | Venue | The 405 (web) | GigJunkies (web) | Brumnotes (print) | Oxjam Brum (web, charity) | Event photos |
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Made of plaster. I made them with Bloo and Titi. Great Morning¡ :D
Thanks to Mufasa Mordiscos and Curruncho for gaving us the real munnys to make them copies :)