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So this is the falcon who thought it would be a great idea to breed in my flower-box infront of the window of my sleeping room.
In fact there are two birds, male and female, who care about my flowers now.
She laid four eggs within the last ten days. Wonder if there are more to come :D
Will keep you updated!
Tecnica: origami, con foglio unico quadrato
Autore: Francesco Guarnieri (aprile 2010)
From one uncut square of copy paper, 21 x 21 cm.
Designed and folded by Francesco Guarnieri, April 2010
Diagramms: Atti del XXXII Convegno CDO, 2014.
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A brief series covering Swiss flowers and window boxes.
Contax 645, Zeiss T* Apo-Makro-Planar 120mm f/2.8
Fuji Velvia 100 (220)
Nikon Super Coolscan 9000ED
Dwarf geum coccineum 'Koi' now growing in a flowerbox on our lower deck.
The name 'Koi' really says it all! The many bright orange flowers of 'Koi' stand out over a compact mound of glossy green foliage. 'Koi's long blooming period is eye-catching at retail, promoting impulse sales and has high consumer satisfaction year-after-year in perennial flower beds, borders and mixed containers.
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Texture - # 1 by Kerkira. Thanks, Jenny !!
Texture - Postcard by Lenabem-anna. Thanks !!
I took this image of the jumping spider on my balcony.
For the lightning I used a self-made flash diffusor on top of my camera and the 100mm macro lens with a 68mm extension tube.
Feel free to leave a comment or feedback on this picture.
The beautifully preserved medieval city of Bacharach lies in the heart of the Middle Rhine region. Full of cobblestoned streets and historic timber-framed houses, there is no shortage of good and atmospheric restaurants serving up regional fare and wine from the steep vineyards surrounding the town. Tip: Stop at the timber-framed restaurant Altes Haus built in 1368, a local landmark of Bacharach and one of its oldest buildings.
A photo from a garden store...I wound up bringing the peach-colored one home with me. I planted it in the flowerbox along the railing outside my front door, and it is thriving...not one squirrel has messed with it (so far)... :-)
EXPLORED :: July 31, 2015 :: highest position 153
Thanks for your comments, faves and invitations everyone!
Jim Is always trying to come up with ways to keep the critters out of the flowers, vegetables, and young trees planted. This flower box is a favorite of the chipmunks, and typically have everything dug up or eaten before anything ever flowers.
HBW.
A brief series covering Swiss flowers and window boxes.
Contax 645, Zeiss T* Apo-Makro-Planar 120mm f/2.8
Fuji Velvia 100 (220)
Nikon Super Coolscan 9000ED
i just wonder what it is like to sit inside that window
to tend to those flowers
to see the famous sights of parliament and big ben from inside your flat or office
to get so used to that that it loses its luster
is that even possible?
time to slow down and look around and enjoy all that has become familiar...
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# Highest position: 265 on Wednesday, June 8, 2011
New Highest position: 264 on Friday, August 5, 2011
It's a 24 hour High Class Steak and Shrimp restaurant
No, wait,
It's The Original Pancake House - Queens' Best 24 Hour Breakfast
No, wait,
It's a Deli,
No, wait,
It's a Diner.
And they serve Wine and Beer, T-Bone Steak and $1.99 Coffee.
What more could you ask?
Thanks to Tony and Chris for pointing this out.
12th scale miniature walled garden made with foam core cardboard, cardboard, air dry paper clay, plaster, nails and glue and placed in a mini IKEA greenhouse. Bricks and patio stones in air dry paper clay. Paper flowers from kits by Pascale Garnier. Cheap plastic plants/flowers from dollar shop. Pear tree made from a picture with metal wire, paper and polymer clay. Wall fountain made in polymer clay. Garden tap and hose made with metal findings and scoubidou. Window and shutters in Balsa wood. Rain pipe and gutter made from an aluminium sheet.