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The red patches at this angle have an orange tint. None of these colors would be visible without the strong sunlight reflecting through the scales.
Read about thin film interference at the TFI group.
Another iris that recently bloomed in my garden. Both my Nikon and iPhone can't really capture the color of the flower. It's a beautiful ox blood red.
Red anemones and spotted anemones.
Hand and machine embroidery. Cheesecloth, beads, cotton quilting fabric, silk and wool yarn, embroidery floss.
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7 ¼” x 4 ¼”
12" x 15" framed
SOLD, heading to Texas!
After all the rutting this young stag was resting after all his exertions that came to no avail maybe next year hell be the dominant stag
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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Midland Red North became well known for their passion to rebody mid-life Leyland Tigers with new East Lancs bodies. The majority of these were on former London Country Green Line vehicles however a small number of those rebodied started life with other operators.
A42SMA was new to Crosville in 1983 and was rebodied by East Lancs to the order of Midland Red North in 1992 and is seen here having just negotiated the road works South of Trewern on the A458 Shrewsbury bound on the D75 service. At this time 1742 was in the Midland Red retro livery which unfortunately did not stand the test of time and whilst looking smart on application soon faded.
Red clover is very common in the spring.....it is grown is huge quantities to feed livestock. The red flower is very pretty
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Decorations at the Red Panda information table for the Smithsonian's CRC Autumn Conservation Festival.
October 3, 2009 (DSC_0521)
UNLIKE THE GREEN VERVET MONKEYS WHO WILL COME OUT OF THE TREES TO BEG FOR FOOD THESE BEAUTIFULL CREATURES ARE EASILY SPOOKED AND CLIMB UP AND OUT OF SIGHT. IF YOU SNEEK UP QUIETLY YOU CAN CAPTURE THEM ON CAMERA.