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Because saguaros grow so slowly, it might take 50 to 75 years for them to grow their first arms. Arms are important to them because they store extra water. After 100 years, they usually have several arms. After 200 years they have many arms. Amazing the age of these beautiful plants. This large one is probably over 200 years old.

 

Arms are important to saguaros because they store extra water and increase the plant's reproductive capacity. The number of arms a saguaro grows depends on how much water it receives.

 

Note the bird nests in the large cactus on the left.

Loved this area of the Lake District. It's a great path around a very pretty lake. Decided to make this shot a panorama as the cropped worked better for me.

How Rude! Red-tailed Hawk on the Carrizo Plains.

 

These were "canned" in D.C. but are now in bloom in Berlin as well :-)

Shot in 1.6X crop mode.

... ensure everything in your frame is acceptably sharp?

 

Do you focus to infinity? Do you focus on the bottom third of the frame? Or do you have a cheat-sheet with a list of hyperfocal distances based on the effective focal length and aperture?

 

Mind sharing with me?

Look how tall u are!!!!

THANKS FOR YOUR VISIT AND FAVES

ON THE REACTIONS I WILL TRY TO RESPOND BACK

 

Ja ik geloof dat ik het ook niet alleen zou kunnen Pfff moet je elke dag je buurvrouw vragen om te helpen :-)))

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Yes I believe I could not do it alone Pfff you have to ask your neighbor every day to help :-)))

How wonderful the evening sun can be!

 

Wie wunderbar kann denn Abendsonne sein!

A variation of the previous image posted yesterday

"That there

that's not me

I'm not here

This isn't happening"

Was out and about and as the sun set and a brilliant red overcame the Earth, I came across this amazing four-leaf clover! How lucky! Must be St. Pat's Week!

reach a shadow stair

Ashdown Camp, Badsey, Evesham

Comme ils sont fragiles - Wie zerbrechlich sie sind

Qué frágiles son - Quanto sono fragili

The last town before Tamworth and half way from Barraba is Manilla of about 2000 residents and displaying some more lovely heritage building. Built in 1900, which it proudly displays The Imperial Hotel, Manilla sits proudly in the main street and looking pretty good. There is another Imperial pub up the road at Bingara. And about 100 more throughout Australia!

how many faces you can see ? :)

 

I cooked!

 

That's the makings of a very hearty pea soup on the wooden spoon which has been in my family for over 50 years!

 

Technically, although we received over 10 inches of snow, New York City did not have sustained winds of 35 mph which would qualify the storm as a blizzard. Shucks!

..........do I get you alone?

Looking back to the starting point of our walk. Hill is relative I suppose - a feature of that size would not be named elsewhere

Song by Hollywood Undead

That we are looking for knowledge about how the universe runs, almost the whole of our life. When we think we understand the universe, we die. The other moments we just enjoy this earth...

(University Greenwich)

Yes, Tetney has decorated his forehead with a yellow flower petal

 

that I don't belong in the baking cubbyhole" Shadow is sheltering in place....

the website with a new little article in the blog section about "living with a cat"

www.chris-r-photography.net/blog/2016/4/8/living-with-a-cat

Reflection of a tree in a pond at Challenger 7 Memorial Park, Webster, Texas. This photograph is upside down. The wood in the upper right is the boardwalk supporting the photographer.

42073 alongside the River Leven at Fell Foot shortly after sunrise on Thurs 4th November 2021.

 

A Peter VC charter.

Australian Hobby (Falco longipennis) female

 

I popped down to to see the Hobby Family today, there was a lot of flying going on, Mum seemed to be teaching the young to hunt. One of the young is very confident, one is till very much learning (see tomorrow).

For ODC how low can you go?

Archiving and I'm running low! This was one of my luckiest sky days ever to me. Just one right after the other. This day I took over 60 shots in 30 minutes. God was puttin' on the prettiest show up there I'd ever seen. Here's another shot the same day.

www.flickr.com/photos/25028645@N00/274438334/in/set-72157...

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