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Late spring closeup on intrepid snapping turtle found at Westwood Hills Nature Center.. St. Louis Park, central Minnesota. Imaged in June of 2020.
The Lady’s Walk, a path through woodland, near the village of Montacute, Somerset, can be entered from the village, from where the path runs steeply up hill, or the walk can start from Hollow Lane, to walk downhill in the opposite direction. In Spring flowers grow on the woodland floor, celandines, primroses and wood anemones are the earliest, followed by wild garlic and bluebells later. The trees are mainly deciduous including many beeches.
Everything is bone-dry and dusty now, and the winter rains are late. I'm taking a moment to remember California at it's lushest.
Temblor Hills, Carrizo Plain National Monument. March 2019.
LARGE, please.
A local Lancaster area street somewhat muted in blossoms because of the cold damp Spring we have had... still... I find it impressive.
POV lying on your belly on a woodland path with a string of fairy lights trying to get a pretty shot of snowdrops... ; ))
Was framing the larger tree across the river with the closer branch hanging down to get some creative funk happening.
Then this beautiful Red-winged Blackbird decided to land into my view....voila Springtime Passion !
It's a matter of being there at the right place at the right time...isn't life grand when the magic and passion meet !
Pushing on that trigger is like pulling magic into my very soul...Darrell.
Have a beautiful spring day dear flickr friends !
Thank you to everyone for your visits to my photo-stream...very much appreciated !
I really love springtime and the miracle, when everything suddenly is blooming and the trees become green within a few days ! Like the recent green in this forest composition, that is about just 5 days old ! Because a week before I saw no leaves at the trees at this spot, where the ÖBB class 2016 007 looks also newly painted ... ; )
Furth-Göttweig, 04 / 17
"In springtime, love is carried on the breeze. Watch out for flying passion and kisses whizzing by your head."
— Emma Racine Defleur
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With the warm temperatures that we currently have, and some birds starting to sing again, I remembered this year‘s spring, when I found this Eurasian Tree Sparrow on a still leafless scrub in front of the first green of spring. This year, tree sparrows are struggling significantly in Germany, with a collapse of populations in many areas in the Northwest. The reason is not yet understood, but several adult birds have been found dead sitting on their eggs, so it definitely is more than the usual decline due to habitat loss. I hope you all enjoy this picture and find it as motivation to help tree sparrows and other small birds by letting meadows grow longer, allowing flowering plants to grow and produce seeds and by not using herbicides and pesticides in your garden and around your house.