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One dozen tulips reflecting off black granite
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I'm not sure what these flowers are called, but they bloom each spring in the pond garden in our front yard.
Update: Thanks to andrew grant-r for identifying the flower (confirmed by my wife as well) -- it's an iris.
Despite heavy rainfall during the Spring festival parade this year, Some of them manged to have a great time with it. Got to be there and captured those moments. :-)
Seen and photographed at Vancouver Chinatown Spring Festival Parade 2017.
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Quinault Rainforest, Olympic National Forest, Washington
The mild winters and prodigious annual rainfall on the Pacific coast side of the Olympic Peninsula have produced several temperate rainforests. We are in the Quinault Valley, carved by glaciers and now filled with a lake and a riot of forest greenery. In this scene from the Quinault rainforest, the trunk of a large spruce is surrounded by moss-covered maple trees in their early spring leaves.
Despite the grey sky yesterday, it was possible to make this image in the deep heart of the little forest.
Very quiet there and the only sounds you might hear were a bird or a falling droplet from the branches....
I needed to included some kind of flower arrangement... I decided to stick to these Spring like shades. These wee flowers are made with thrifted hat felt and I made the beaded centers as well.
Ponidzie is located within the Małopolska Upland which covers an area of 25,000 square kilometres from Polish Jura to the Vistula River. This fertile and beautiful region is particularly noted for its butterflies and moths.
Ponidzie is a region in Świętokrzyskie Province in southern Poland. It is composed of Miocene hills, largely gypsum, and lowland plains. Its landscape and biological interest are protected in three parks, Nadnidziański, Szaniecki and Kozubowski, and a number of nature reserves which feature meadows, peat bogs, fish ponds and relict steppe vegetation.
Ponidzie is an agricultural region with traditions dating back thousands of years and prehistoric finds here include burial sites from 4500 BC. Ponidzie is considered to have had its golden period in the Middle Ages when imposing castles were built and important royal dynasties ruled from the region.
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Today is first day of the Spring people! Love the Sun! I can not wait for more sunny and warm days.
Luckily the weather has been nice again this weekend and later during the day even warm enough for Cleo to spend some time in the garden. Whereas Tofu personally greets every new leaf that appears in the garden, Cleo isn't interested in the plants and their progress. The only exception is the catnip which she inspects every day.