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This outing to the local woods keeps on giving. The misty conditions opened up lots of compositions. After saying I don’t normally include people in my images, I did it again! I couldn’t miss this couple, almost identically dressed and contrasting against the green of the trees. To me it demonstrates how small we are in the scheme of nature!
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A Gulf fritillary butterfly alongside the...
DeKalb County (Winnona Park), Georgia, USA.
1 September 2022.
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▶ Meteorologically, autumn began on 1 September (even if astronomical autumn doesn't begin until 23 September). So, let's say this is an autumn butterfly!
▶ Thank you to Flickr-er Bárbol for identifying the butterfly species. (See comments below.)
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Plas Newydd Llangollen.
The Ladies of Llangollen lived here for nearly 50 years.
This is The Victorian Water Tank in the gardens near the house.
It was a marvel of Victorian ingenuity, built to supply water to the busy kitchens and bathrooms.
It was designed to resemble a Dovecote and visitors were often surprised to learn of its
true purpose.
Wildfire smoke colors the morning light on dTuolumne Canyon, September. © Copyright 2021 G Dan Mitchell – all rights reserved.
Wildfire smoke colors the morning light on domes above the Tuolumne River, Yosemite National Park.
Back in 2014 a group of us spent a week photographing in the Yosemite backcountry. We packed in to our first locations, spent a few days there, then moved along and ended up near the location of this photograph in the canyon of the Tuolumne River. While many have an impression of the Tuolumne formed by its leisurely passage through the Tuolumne Meadows area, other sections present a very different view.
Our stop here coincided with a very destructive wildfire in Little Yosemite Valley, and on the afternoon of our arrival the smoke had block the sun as ash floated down from the sky. Later much of the smoke blew in other directions, yet there was still a general smokiness in the atmosphere. That slightly brown haze colored the light in this early morning view of the canyon of the Tuolumne River.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” is available from Heyday Books, Amazon, and directly from G Dan Mitchell.omes above the Tuolumne River, Yosemite National Park.
"September morn
We danced until the night
Became a brand new day
Two lovers playing scenes
From some romantic play
September morning
Still can make me feel that way" Neil Diamond , September Morn, 1979
September Sunrise in Linzgau
We got warmth and sun in september...I am a sponge...taking it all in...didn´t get so much summer this year..
Powis Castle Grounds & Gardens.
View from inside " The Orangery " looking out to the terrace.
We ate our picnic lunch inside here, during another downpour !!!
La grande cascata di ghiaccio formata dal Glacier du Mont Collon, che dal col de Charmontane (3.015 m) precipita sul Bas Glacier d'Arolla, con un salto di oltre seicento metri. La foto è stata scattata dal Plan Bertol (2.660 m). La montagna che si staglia contro il cielo è il Petit Mont Collon (3.555 m), quell'anno ancora avvolto in una splendente corazza di neve nonostante la stagione estiva inoltrata.
(Val d'Hérens, Valais, Suisse)
Anemone hupehensis 'September Charm'
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Silent forest breathes—
mist curls around ancient limbs,
time forgets to move.
September mist shrouds the forest trees.
Butterflies and hummingbirds love tithonia and it is very easy to grow.
Lowell Township, Michigan
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I was lucky enough to be out by the feeders when the birds came to visit and was happy to grab a quick shot of this little visitor.
I'm not too sure of the ID though, so if you know, please let me know. - Bird identified as a Yellow-rumped Warbler, thanks Stephen Tyson and Brennan Mulrooney for the ID!
Photo taken in early in Ontario Canada.
Hope everyone is doing well and staying safe.
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“Autumn...the year's last, loveliest smile."
John Howard Bryant
textures thanks to Tóta and h.koppdelaney
The tough thing about shooting Black Swallowtails is that they continually flutter. And, their wings move independently - in four parts. So it's challenging to get them entirely in focus. Like their hummingbird friends, they almost never land and just sit.
This is another one from Tom's gardens yesterday - one of a pair of exquisite Eastern Black Swallowtails loving the warm sunshine and Purpletop Vervain. At least you can see the beautiful colors of this Swallowtail and Tom's wonderful plantings.
Classes have started for me again so I'm off and running until late this evening. I'll catch up with your beautiful streams then. Have a wonderful Tuesday! :)
It's been a Summer of Monarchs. They've popped up almost everywhere from roadsides to rooftops, from parking lots to downtown cafes. But as September arrives, and the evenings get cooler, they won't be here too much longer. This one seemed to be gathering as much warmth as it could, just before sunset, on the top of a corn stalk early last evening.
"...September days are here,
With summer's best of weather,
And autumn's best of cheer."
- Helen Hunt Jackson
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This is the courtyard at Powis castle and they are spoiling it with the umbrellas and tables, when we visited in middle of September.
It better to go in March/April before they put them out.
I really liked the way this plant looked in the sunlight this morning.
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Magdeburg / Germany
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Explore # 411 on Sunday, September 18, 2016
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