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School Beach, Washington Island, Wis.

 

taken on 31/12/2011 using a fujifilm finepix S3200

submitted to www.flickr.com/groups/monthlyscavengerhunt/ April: #15 silk

 

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Closeup of the ant fern Myrmecodia solomonensis.

 

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Quaking Aspen, Populus tremuloides, forest of bare branches along beginning of Wheeler Peak Summit Trail in Great Basin National Park, Nevada, USA

Images made on a fall camping trip to Huntingdon Pennsylvania. Specifically Raystown Lake - Seven Points Campgrounds.

 

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Chenopodium album

Weißer Gänsefuß

Chenopodiaceae

Patterns of rocks and snowfields near Hawkeye Point in the Goat Rocks Wilderness, Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Cascade Mountains, Washington State, USA, September, Goat_Rocks-580

Expanding Your Horizons Conference University of North Florida Parent Workshops.

Hugo's "flower to butterfly"

 

Sweet, bide with me and let my love

Be an enduring tether;

Oh, wanton not from spot to spot,

But let us dwell together.

 

You've come each morn to sip the sweets

With which you found me dripping,

Yet never knew it was not dew

But tears that you were sipping.

 

You gambol over honey meads

Where siren bees are humming;

But mine the fate to watch and wait

For my beloved's coming.

 

The sunshine that delights you now

Shall fade to darkness gloomy;

You should not fear if, biding here,

You nestled closer to me.

 

So rest you, love, and be my love,

That my enraptured blooming

May fill your sight with tender light,

Your wings with sweet perfuming.

 

Or, if you will not bide with me

Upon this quiet heather,

Oh, give me wing, thou beauteous thing,

That we may soar together.

 

~ by Eugene Field

 

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Intricate boxwork in Wind Cave, a cave formation found here more than anywhere else, Wind Cave National Park, South Dakota, USA

A leaf from one of the many nasturtium plants around the garden.

 

Flickr Lounge - Weekly Theme (Week 28) ~ Patterns in Nature ....

 

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Sandy shore ripples of Shi Shi Beach at low tide along the Pacific Ocean in Olympic National Park, Washington State, USA

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Winter dogwood just after a fresh blanket of snow.

 

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Pheasant's Back, Cerioporus squamosus, a fungus on a fallen log in Trillium Ravine Preserve, a Michigan Nature Association preserve, USA

From Patterns In Nature by Peter S Stevens, 1974.

Found in the Central St Martins library.

The texture is the star so I removed the color. Hope you like it! =o) On another note, Hootie the Barred Owl was hanging out in our backyard tonight on a fence post. She sure seems to like our yard, which makes me happy, but also feeling a pang of guilt that it may be because of all the fat squirrels who’ve been feasting at our feeders. I know, it’s the circle of life, and you can’t have one without the other. That’s my story, and I’m stickin’ to it. ;o)

 

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Deanna Cremin Memorial Foundation:

Function of Form • Patterns in Nature....

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Some links for the Golden Proportions and related things. These ratios and proportions are everywhere in nature:

  

Golden Proportion Introduction

Fibonacci Numbers Wolfram Math World

  

fiveprime.org/hivemind/Tags/FibonacciNumbers

 

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Looking down on one of the poppies that still appear to be going strong, in the garden!

 

Flickr Lounge - Weekly Theme (Week 28) ~ Patterns in Nature ....

 

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Sockeye Salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) visually transformed by ripples on the surface of the Adams River, during the biggest Sockeye Run in 100 years, Roderick Haig-Brown Provincial Park, British Columbia, Canada, October, Adams_River_Sockeye_Salmon-955

Eastern White Pine, Pinus strobus, needles against a background of sun sparkling off a windy lake in Michigan, USA

Surging Pacific Ocean surf viewed from a high vantage point on East Anacapa Island, Channel Islands National Park, California, USA

Seven to nine year olds discover mathematical patterns found in sunflowers, pine cones, and throughout nature while learning about a famous mathematician and exploring the Enchanted Garden. Held at the HCLS Miller Branch.

Hide-a-Snake

Snakes have wonderful colors and patterns that help them hide and survive. While it would be great to have access to many kinds of snakes at one time to demonstrate this concept, these painted snakes are far better than a PowerPoint, especially for small groups or in an outdoor setting. Find out more: earthlimitedblog.wordpress.com/2020/07/01/hide-a-snake/

Ice cave interior where stream melts snow under a snowfield, near Hogsback Camp below Heliotrope Ridge on the slopes of Mount Baker, Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, Washington State, USA

Ever since I visited my first tropical rainforest, El Yunque on Puerto Rico, I have been enchanted by these places. While visiting Saint Lucia, I scoured the forest canopy to find a composition I liked.

Ice crystals in winter along the South Coast of Iceland

Parents construct aeronautical models during interactive STEM keynote workshop conducted by Dr. Diana Wehrell-Grabowski during the EYH Conference.

Quaking Aspen, Populus tremuloides, forest of bare branches along beginning of Wheeler Peak Summit Trail in Great Basin National Park, Nevada, USA

Brachiopod from Fossil & Prairie Park Preserve, Rockford, Iowa, USA

Lichen Caloplaca sp. (possibly Caloplaca ignea, Flame Lichen) making cryptic patterns on a rock along the Nub Peak Trail; Mount Assiniboine Provincial Park, British Columbia, Canada, Mount_Assiniboine_Lichens-5

Leaves in the creek at Chillingham

in new sunflower. I think the swirls are amazing. I'd be hard pressed to draw something that precise with a compass. April 20 2008 111/366

Sun on the rippled water surface, and leaves on the river bottom, of the North Fork Skokomish River at Staircase in Olympic National Park, Washington State, USA, Olympic_Peninsula_Autumn-836

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