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Keine Angst, ich zerdrücke Dich nicht. Es ist Zeit für einen Regenbogen.
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The word "pea" rhymes at least linguistically with "tree" (in English) ... And I think it's nice to post this positively glowing variant (in almost all rainbow colors ...) – today the sun is shining again and makes everything so bright. Time for an optimistic look into the future ;-)
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Das Wort "Erbse" reimt sich zumindest sprachlich auf "Baum" (im Englischen) ... Und ich finde es schön, diese positiv leuchtende Variante (in fast allen Regenbogenfarben ...) heute zu posten – heute scheint bei uns wieder die Sonne und bringt alles zum Strahlen. Zeit für einen optimistischen Blick in die Zukunft ;-)
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Macro Mondays March 30 / #Layers:
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Nikon Micro-Nikkor-P / 1:3.5 / 55 mm / added Nikkor M2 1:1
"Только большевики понимают" или "Оптимизм". Калуга, Космическая столица.
Мозаика в старом (советском) зале Космического музея
The Falklands have 2 Steamer Duck, the Falkland Steamer Duck and the Flying Steamer duck. This is the Male Steamer Duck and the previous image is the Female Steamer Duck.... both are "Falkland Steamer" and they do not fly. They are very common ducks and I have seen large flocks of them floating at a distance on the ocean, especially when we visited Sea Lion Island. It is very difficult to distinguish the one who can fly from the other one when they are on the water. Robin Woods tells us that "the best distinguishing features are the shape and colour of the bill. Both male and female have slightly longer, more slender and concave bills." We have seen and photograph both species of "Steamer" ducks but I find it hard to distinguish which is which even when examining the pictures closely.... I only know that we saw both type of "Steamer" because we saw some flying and some who did not. Local names for the non-flying duck is "Logger" or "Loggerhead" This one is either an optimistic or just pretending he can fly :)
Japanese anemone: bright and optimistic
"As long as you are breathing, there is more right with you than wrong with you, whatever is wrong...."
Jon Kabat-Zinn: 'Mindfulness Meditation for Pain Relief'
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one pink Bachelor's button in the middle, surrounded by mostly blue.
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I'm using love of nature and colour in my attempt to be optimistic.
But entering the Book Shop I see I have been far too optimistic...There are thousands of books, interesting and great for reasonable price...But you have find The Right Book yourself as they are not organised as you used to see in modern book shops. I spent 40 minutes and my break time was coming to end and then I met a gentleman who works in the shop and he kindly suggested me to visit the Warehouse which is located in other place...
But then I heard Paddington's cheerful voice...Seems he has been more succesful
The optimistic home builder......
Black-headed gulls (Chroicocephalus ridibundus) are small, sociable gulls commonly found across the UK, recognizable by their chocolate-brown breeding heads and noisy, gregarious behavior.
Taken with my Nikon D850 edited with ChatGPPT.
Two local inshore fishing boats tied up at the quayside at Scarborough harbour, Optimistic and Enterprise at dusk on Thursday evening.
I had purposely gone to the harbour to get some sunset shots as the sky had been a very vibrant orange on the previous evening but as usual I did not have a camera on my person only my iphone and while I got off a couple of shots I wasn't happy with the images and so made the trip down again the following evening.But the sky was nowhere near as vibrant though I was quite happy with a couple of my results.
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I had planned to post a forward-looking optimistic post to anticipate the New Years celebration. However my community was visited by a horrific fire today that has put a huge damper on local spirits. A grass fire likely started by a downed power line spread quickly fanned by 80 mph winds into two communities east of Boulder, Superior and Louisville. At least 600 homes and several businesses were quickly consumed, making this the most destructive fire in Colorado history. Additionally a hospital was evacuated, but thankfully was not damaged by the fire. At this time no deaths have been reported, but a thorough evaluation won’t be possible for a few days. Ironically our first major snowstorm is forecast for tomorrow.
This photo is not the Marshall fire described above, but rather is from the 2020 Calwood fire, also in Boulder County. The scene provides a sense of the overpowering nature of fires in an arid landscape, which are becoming a more common occurrence outside of the “fire season,” likely due to climate change.
Greenhouse orchid, never having known anything but optimum conditions, has no reason to be otherwise. Enid a A. Haupt Conservatory, New York Botanical Garden, the Bronx, NYC -- May 21, 2022
I came across this strange scene of an ant pulling on a wing of a healthy sweat bee. Despite of its size, the ant was giving the bee a hard time, because it could not take off.
A more optimistic view of rural Ireland than yesterday's photo, though some people see those wind farms as (pardon the pun) 'ass'-inine..... :-)