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E’ severamente vietato toccare le ali alle farfalle.
Potrebbero cadere migliaia di sogni.
(Fabrizio Caramagna)
A little springtime tease. Taken at Kinney Azalea Farm, South Kingston, Rhode Island. It is a 16 acre farm dedicated only to growing azaleas.
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The world has made one more revolution around the ball of light we call the sun and it's time to again fasten ourselves into machines that fling us around at high speeds and make us feel fear and joy at the same time. Is that some sort of messed up addiction?
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Carlton Ware Chocolate Mugs
Design is called "Flower Basket" or "Springtime.
Produced in Australia. Introduced circa 1939, in production at least into the 1950's – green and yellow colour-way.
Allen's Hummingbird
Selasphorus sasin
Member of the Nature’s Spirit
Good Stewards of Nature
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Clouds cast shadows on the surface of valley below Mount Kearsarge. It is springtime in the mountains.
Hood River, OR
I visited Oregon back in April 2014 aiming to photograph the tulip field and some wildflowers. I also stopped by at the classic scene at the barn for the first time. Sadly the flower was little bit past peak.
National Park De Biesbosch - Werkendam - North Brabant - Netherlands
Idyllic path between budding willow trees. It's springtime, it smells spicy and the wild plants bloom exuberantly.
Norfolk Southern train No. 38Q is eastbound through Crockett, Virginia, just east of Rural Retreat on a very pleasant May 13, 2014.
This spring it seemed like summer was never going to get here.
Cooler rainy weather was the rule, but it was always good weather for landscapes.
One of my favorite seasons! These don't last long so you have to get out and enjoy them while they are here. :)
Even though it was raining it was fun to see this young couple walk past. I walked out into the rain myself from our cover in a doorway to get a grab shot. The tree in blossom was a bonus.
PS I don't recommend 1/25 at 190 mm zoom but it was that or miss the shot.
- Springtime Outfit -
... wear colors
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We've had some torrential showers here this Spring, but this Apple blossom just managed to hang on. Nature's wonderful - let's hope we allow it to keep doing its thing.
Kingsbury, Québec, Canada
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The image was taken with a Sony ILCA-77M2, Sigma 18-250 mm
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We can dance if we want to
We can leave your friends behind
'Cause your friends don't dance and if they don't dance
Well they're no friends of mine
I say, we can go where we want to
A place where they will never find
And we can act like we come from out of this world
Leave the real one far behind
And we can dance
EASTERN SKUNK CABBAGE (SYMPLOCARPUS FORTIDUS)
This is usually the first native flower to bloom in the spring. Enclosed in a red-green mottled spathe, the green colored spadix is covered in tiny yellow flowers. There are also distinct populations of Skunk Cabbage with spathes in solid red and bright yellow green. The bloom has a rotting flesh smell which attracts a variety of insects for pollination.
KASTANIE - Die Kastanien (Castanea) oder Edelkastanien sind eine Pflanzengattung in der Familie der Buchengewächse (Fagaceae). Die Gattung ist mit etwa zwölf Baum- und Straucharten in der nördlich gemäßigten Zone verbreitet. In Europa ist nur die Edelkastanie (Castanea sativa) heimisch.
Rosskastanien (Aesculus) sind eine von den Kastanien verschiedene Gattung, die in die Familie der Seifenbaumgewächse (Sapindaceae) gestellt wird. Die teilweise Namensübereinstimmung beruht auf der oberflächlichen Ähnlichkeit der Früchte mit dem Fruchtstand der Kastanien (brauner Kern in stacheliger Hülle) und nicht auf botanischer Verwandtschaft. ( Quelle: WIKIPEDIA )
Meteorologically, this has been a year like no other. Temperatures have been all over the place, sometimes far too hot, sometimes far too cold. The garden wildlife has been very confused too. Our ultra cold and prolonged spring resulted in a 100% failure for the breeding toads and an almost complete absence of any insect life until now when one or two species are at last appearing. Brimstone butterflies are normally seen in early springtime, but this pristine specimen turned up yesterday and posed beautifully for me. Normally these butterflies are notoriously difficult to snap as they rarely rest for any length of time. This one was most cooperative - an exciting and rare photo opportunity for me.
Our community gardens are bursting with colour. I don't know the name of this one but it might be South African. Speaking of which, I'm hoping they have forgotten how to play rugby by next weekend :)
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