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Die Rose wird seit der griechischen Antike als „Königin der Blumen“ bezeichnet. Rosen werden seit mehr als 2000 Jahren als Zierpflanzen gezüchtet.
... in our little garden universe :-))
Vervain / Verbene, Eisenkraut (Verbena × hybrida)
in our garden - Frankfurt-Nordend
This was a little project that turned into more work that it should have. I ended up having to make too many orders from bricklink.com, and one that took way too much time.
Hope you all enjoy. More pictures can be seen at www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?m=thirdwigg.
This vixen was amazingly habituated to people and visited our cottage most days, probably in hope of finding some tasty morsels left unattended.
Red crab on the coast of Orissa, India.
They were all over the beach (see picture below). Each one makes a home which is a hole in sand. They are very shy. The moment I stepped on the beach, all crabs within 50 meters around me disappeared into their homes. I had to stay motionless for about 15 minutes before this one came out. It quickly went back in. It was quite far ... I had to use all my optical and digital zooms (40x) to get this shot.
Camera: Canon PowerShot SX110
Location: Orissa, India
* Crocheted heart. In traditional red this time.
* Gehaakt hart. Deze keer in traditioneel rood.
Free Pattern can be found here: www.flickr.com/photos/made_by_beag/3236914556
Raindrops on red petals. Picture created from a focus stack of 20 photos taken with a Canon 35mm macrophoto lens mounted on bellows. The subject was illuminated by diffused flash.
I decided to start all over again on Flickr.
So here is my new first photograph on her.
A selfportrait inspired by Paris.
Overhead (sorry for the pun!) view of some of the athletes/dancers in the Opening Ceremony for the Rugby World Cup, Stade de France, Paris, 7 September 07. This photo made Explore (first seen on 17 September).
I recently took a trip to the British Wildlife Centre, near Lingfield in Surrey - what an amazing place! Well worth checking them out!
Male red-backed shrike (Lanius collurio) sitting on a barbwire and looking for prey.
Samiec gÄ…siorka (Lanius collurio) siedzÄ…cy na drucie kolczastym i wypatrujÄ…cy zdobyczy.
This car was an amazing building experience. I rebuilt the thing multiple times and I must say, this is the most complicated car I've built yet. It features almost everything you could want from a car: seats for two persons, opening doors, dashboard, gear shift, mirrors, turn signals, exhausts, licence plates and a beautiful slim shape. Too bad I couldn't figure out how to put a roof on it, but I am happy anyway!
I recommend you to take a view at the build itself: LLD file
There was red and green lights glowing together! Should I stop or go?
The red abdomen with the white stripes is a Red Cotton Bug, which was traversing through the lawn.
I had never seen the red belly on this species in the field until this gal, as captured in this picture.