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My first time baking (and eating) a Red Velvet Cake. I must say that even though the amount of food coloring scared me a bit, this cake was beautiful and delicious!
Red fruit - well they sure look like cherries ...
I almost bumped my head on the low-hanging branch of this tree, growing right at the edge of the woods next to the road. I think the birdies will have a nice feast in a few weeks when the fruit has ripened.
(or is it a fingerpuppet?)
Shot with Pentax K5 and 200mm © Craig Lindsay 2015. All rights reserved.
Taken from my nieces farm estate in beautiful rural Bangladesh.
What an idyllic life that whatever is served on the dinner table has all been grown and raised on ones on farmland.
Red-Backed Shrike Male,taken at Winterton Norfolk,canon 500mm with 1.4 con, www.trevorhannant.com
Shrikes like to perch prominently on the tops of bushes, fence posts and telephone wires, where they have a good view of potential prey. Items caught are then taken to a larder where they are impaled on a thorn or wedged in a fork. Its dramatic decline to virtual extinction as a UK breeding species make this a Red List bird.
On my way back into the house after a wedding, I passed this beautifully lit flower patch in a neighbor's yard. How could I resist?
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3-21-2015 (Sat)
Loring Park, Minneapolis, MN. This is youngster #2 (2 of 3 immatures) that fledged from the nest at Sculpture Garden last season.
Mallow to Waterford Railway Line - MP Mallow 74 1/4.
Red Iron Bridge, Waterford 26th April 2022, spanning the River Suir.
Not sure of this species, 6mm in length, and very well camouflaged very well in the red sand of central Australia. Found this little guy on the rim walk of Kings Canyon.
Kings Canyon, Northern Territory, Australia.
Red clover is very common in the spring.....it is grown is huge quantities to feed livestock. The red flower is very pretty