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Sure ... a red rose, but here, not for the traditional symbolic... blblb...
In observing his reflections, different petals, its openings and closures, light and shade, and many other things ... learn to observe and discover something surprising.
This is not my favorite flower, but I must admit it was pretty faces.
Minnesota Zoo
Found this adorable little animal in our visit to the zoo today. I think he was posing for me!
début d'une série sur "les photos oubliées"
beaucoup de photos et de fichiers dorment sur nos PC.
une bonne résolution, mettre de l'ordre.
basilique de Lisieux en 2009 ..... déjà !
Taken on one of the gardens of my wife cousin in Carmen, Bohol.
Note: This photo is part of a set (>>Click Here<< "Photography Only Set")
I had Cabin Fever and had to go for a walk in the Rain,however it was worth getting wet when I found these Red Carnation's.
LEMIESOLEMEJO;)
NON CI SONO RIUSCITA A STARE CALMA MIO PADRE MI HA DETTO CHE ERANO QUASI PRONTE LE CILIEGIE SONO ANDATA.
AUGURO A TUTTI UN CALDO E ROSSO WE
A BIG BIG HUG
Took trip to the Zoo yesterday and looked up to see this red panda overhead. The red panda is a vulnerable species.
An inspiring morning amongst the trees and rolling countryside. These little guys were a lot tamer than anticipated. Didn't quite nail the perfect shot but happy to just see them in the wild.
The Reds are native to the UK, unlike their better known and more frequently sighted cousins, the Grey Squirrel. The Greys are native to North America and were first released in the UK in 1876 by the Victorians. The Greys are bigger and have a reputation for being more aggressive but also carry the squirrel pox virus which, although it doesn’t seem to harm the Greys, is a serious infection for Red squirrels.