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The indigenous Maori population used flax leaves for textiles, nets and traps, but by the 1860s, European settlers developed a flax trade using mechanised mills. NZ made twines and ropes were internationally famous and the Royal Navy was one of the largest customers for this trade.
A flax bush (harakeke) watches Train 934 scoot past.
21 May 2021, DXB 5016 & DC 4012, Maheno, SIMT-NZ
These native flowers are growing along a nice path at Garden in the Woods, in Framingham, Massachusetts
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Lassioglossum genus
Some native Bees sleeping in an urban Wodonga park
This one is a Hand-held manual focus stack. I tried 1/250th and the background for my taste was a little bit dark so I lowered the shutter speed to 1/125th to brighten it up a little.
Been forcing myself to keep doing Manual hand held focus stacks so that I keep that muscle memory.
Settings
1/125th ||| F11 ||| ISO 200 ||| Flash @1/64 +0.4
Location , Wodonga , VIC , Australia 🇦🇺
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A native Florida honey bee getting ready to sup on the blossoms of one of my native Dahoon holly trees.
One of a number of native wildflower plants that I grow in my flower garden. Yakima County, Washington. IMG_5771
Such a beautiful native outfit designed by Web Dew and called ::WD:: Set Wilderness Weave. It's PBR only with such intricate details from the feathers to the beads! It fits: LaraX, Legacy, Perky, Reborn, Waifu, Prima Busty. Hud features include: 8 fabric colors, 16 hem textures, 7 feather options. You can also mix and match the bead colors. You will find this at We Love Roleplay from November 4 till November 28, 2025. Your horse ride: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/We%20Love%20RolePlay/127/1...
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More commonly known as the Blue Banded Bee.
I like to call them Blue Bandit Bees.
An Australian Native Species
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Purple swamphens (Porphyrio madagascariensis) are native to the tropical and sub-tropical regions of Europe, Africa, Asia, and Australasia. There are 13 recognized subspecies of purple swamphen.
Purple swamphens live in freshwater and brackish wetlands containing plenty of emergent vegetation. The vegetation often includes reed-mace, sedges, and reeds. They prefer marshes and swamps with consistent water levels. They can also be found in pastures and disturbed areas. They spend most of their lives on the ground and are not interested in forests.
Although this is not a rare sighting it is a lifer for my camera, as this is the first time I managed to capture one out in the open. Photographed on a boat ride in Lake Baringo, Kenya.
Hypnotized by the
memories of the past.
The dreams of my
ancestors passing
through my mind.
Lines and prints bring
back a sense of being.
Many moons have
passed since primitive
thoughts seeped in
to bind.
Thoughts
of
the
native
kind.
In this part of North America, the Eastern Skunk Cabbage (Symplocarpus foetidus) is the first spring wildflower to bloom. A wetlands native, the plant through a chemical process can generate heat of about 11 degrees F above ambient temperatures allowing it to melt its way through the frozen ground and snow cover. A reddish spathe encloses a knob-like green spadix which is covered in both male and female flowers. A strong carrion odor lures insects to the flowers for pollination. The large leaves of this plant appear in late spring.
Dietes grandiflora (large wild iris, fairy iris) is a rhizomatous perennial plant with long, rigid, sword-like green leaves belonging to the Iridaceae family. This species is common in horticulture in its native South Africa, where it is often used in public gardens, beautification of commercial premises and along roadsides.
The blooms are white marked with yellow and violet. Dark markings are found at the base of the outer tepals. These are borne in abundance during summer, especially after rain. Flowers are followed by 5 cm long green capsules that contain very dark brown seeds, these are dispersed when the capsule splits open.
I built this yesterday and I am pretty happy with how it came out. And I know the one guy is bald, no need to tell me, I could not find the hair piece i wanted him to have. Were any Native Americans bald?
Should I do more Native American builds?
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Australian Native in the night!
This is a new bloom from one of the Grevilleas in our garden. I caught the bloom during the day but thought I could do better so I took this one at night with a little light painting for the light.
A little information on "Spirit Houses" . . . The graves are covered with stones, dug out from the rocky terrain and a blanket is placed over it as it is meant to warm and comfort the soul. Wooden spirit houses that families have built are then placed over the grave. Some are more elaborate than others and have glass windows and even porches and cupolas. The size of the houses is often determined by the importance of the person in the community or by the extent of the grief of the family remaining. The spirit houses are painted in the family colors and married couples often painted theirs as a combination of the colors of both families. Little houses built inside a house represent the graves of a mother and her child who passed away together. Prized possessions, such as hunting knives, guns and books were placed in the spirit houses as well. What a loving tradition.
See the Alaska 2019 set.
A detail of a native Alaskan sculpture on display at the Museum of the North, at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks.