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Yosemite, California
The elm tree of Cook’s Meadow in fresh green spring leaves. The base of Half Dome forms a granite backdrop, complete with the remains of record winter snowfall.
Leica M-P & Summilux-M 35mm
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Spring came late this year, 2022 in Wyoming. This photo taking the second week in June shows the marsh along Badwater Creek near Shoshoni Wyoming still in this winter colors. Spring has been wet and colder the normal. The marsh will soon show its typical green summer color.
House down the road from us. We have had three days of steady rain and some warm temps. Not a good time.
Created with Dream Wombo
Prompt: Painting of pale pink peony, superfine realistic details,backlit, volumetric misty light
Style: Baroque
肩に乗っているかえるさんは、ほんとは頭乗せアイテムですが
編集可ですので小さくも大きくもなっていろいろ遊べるのですヾ(@´ㅂ`@)ノ"
クローバーと、テントウムシと、カエルのピアスガチャ~
:::c*C*c:::Spring has come(Pierce Gacha)
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✿A.Й.Doo'na-mis - Gacha & yard sale -✿
In the mead,
Atop an eminent spire,
A solitary bawcock
Heralds vernal imminence.
But he will not be alone.
In the Trailhead Community Park, of the...
Decatur (Winnona Park), Georgia, USA.
5 May 2022.
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▶ "Coreopsis lanceolata — Lanceleaf Coreopsis [and Garden Coreopsis]— is a late spring / early summer wildflower that is found in all but eight states in the United States. Coreopsis lanceolata has eight yellow ray flowers which are lobed at their tips. The disk is around .5 inches across. The disk flowers are yellow displaying some purple as they open. The blossom can be up to 2.5 inches across. The plant grows to approximately 3 feet tall."
— Wildflowers of the United States
▶ "Lanceleaf Coreopsis is a North American species of tickseed in the family Asteraceae. Under natural conditions, it is found in open woodlands, prairies, plains, meadows, and savannas."
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