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Whilst watering the herb garden, I noticed Shizandra resting in the shade and thought this made a great shot for today's challenge!
This is one of the ornamental cannons at the base of the monument for the union soldiers that died in battle. It's located at Trophy Point, U.S.M.A., West Point New York.
Friday's we normally have baby Joshua and after I returned from the gym, there he was ready to play!! So, it was hide and seek that developed into a peek-a-boo session and here is Joshua sneaking a peek between the kitchen wall and a wall radiator!
Friday's are fun and this little guy always makes me love our time together!!
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My winter Gladioli are flowering at the moment. A really bright orange.red sight with the gathering stormy weather. This grup are only peeking out of their bud!
"Peeking Through"
Sunshine through evergreen branches as it rises behind Grassy Ridge.
Roan Mountain State Park.
I like how the third finch in the background is peeking over the other bird to see what I'm doing outside the glass!
What a cute little trio these avian finches make...
Caught this young moorhen peeking over the swan pond wall at Culzean Castle, South Ayrshire, Scotland.
Happy Slider Sunday
The sunflower was taken with the house wall in the background, so it needed some fixing.
Edited in Lightroom 5 and Photoshop. Texture Bluesky by SkeletalMess.
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Who's peeking over the treetops? I'm gonna guess that the focus on the treetop was an accident. I was most likely going for the giraffe, but I loved the artistic mood it had, so it became a "keeper" image.
From the series "INTO AFRICA"
This Sweet Scabious - Scabiosa atropurpurea blown by the wind peeks its head around our glass artwork in Mr T's dry garden. A pretty - tall - plant that looks well in the raised bed.
"Position: full sun
Soil: moderately fertile, well-drained, neutral to slightly alkaline soil
Rate of growth: average
Flowering period: June to August
Hardiness: fully hardy, short-lived perennial
Fragrant lilac-purple to claret-red flowers, top wiry stems for several months from early summer. These button-like flowers are rich in nectar, so act as a magnet to beneficial insects such as bees and butterflies, which makes them ideal for wildlife-friendly gardens. Plant them in naturalised drifts or clumps through the herbaceous border, making sure you have some extras that can be used for cut flowers." www.crocus.co.uk/plants/_/scabiosa-atropurpurea/classid.2...
A peek at this little mushroom through the fence. We came across this on the Big Pines Trail in Algonquin Park... protecting an old logging operation and a huge felled white pine.
I’m gonna hug him and pet him and call him George.
August 25, 2007 -- Seattle Flickr Meetup hike to Snow Lake at Snoqualmie Pass, Washington. Photo by Adam Lyon.
A tiny hover fly, a little dewdrop on it's head, peeped at me
from the center of a bedding Begonia flower head.
This was looking like a bit of a washout until the Sun made a little cameo appearance before dipping below distant clouds. It made sitting on those sharp jaggy rocks worthwhile :-)
how one needs to dress when going outside in teens-- and sunday it's going to be below zero ~shudder~
ANSH scavenger10 Peek-a-boo
Toads like hanging out in the holes of the concrete parking barriers in front of my house. This one was hanging out all day and finally jumped out late in the afternoon.
I was looking for mushrooms and carrying my camera with me as I often do. I came to a familiar forest lake and saw this old branch peeking above the surface. It has probably been there for years, but hasn’t caught my eye before.
The lake is called Utterträsk (otter lake) and its diameter is roughly 200 m. The water comes from natural springs and due to its location in the middle of a forest and hence great humus content, the color of it is brown or close to black. The interesting thing though is that there are perch living in the lake and their stripes are not the usual light / dark green but rather brown / black! They would look like monters if only they were bigger than the tiny 10 cm that they in reality are.