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Sunset afterglow ~ Florida Everglades
South Florida ~ Palm Beach County U.S.A.
(four more photos 'from this night' in the comments)
WHEN SPRING STARTS TO BREATH
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KAWAZU ZAKURA
are characterized by relatively large petals in a rich shade of pink. Buds begin to open in early February, and the blossoms continue to flower for over a month through early March. KAWAZU ZAKURA is a natural hybrid from OOSHIMAZAKURA and KANHIZAKURA.
オオシマザクラ系とカンヒザクラ系の自然交配種と推定されている
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Simple wild flowers in the grass in my garden.
Semplici fiorellini selvatici nell erba del mio giardino .
Fauna is ready for an outdoor picnic. She has spring fever after all these dreary months stuck inside!
Blythe a Day - Spring Fever - 3/30/26
Dear Forest Deer Blythe
Dress made by me
BBQ set - Target for 18" dolls
Another view of Roseberry Topping taken from the back of Eston Hills. Rape seed fields stand out in the middle of the photograph.
I had to go back and reshoot the cherry blossoms. You can tell how much I enjoy the weather getting better. I should not complain this year though. The winter was not at all bad like the last. This time, I did not go very far because the tree in my patio decided to give out some wonderful blossoms. I used a 70-200mm f2.8 lens, Read more...
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Spring Sunrise on our farm taken from the front porch. I love the reflection of the emerging sun on the cloud cover in the east. We were in hope of some moisture from these clouds, none, but at least it cooled down for a few days.
Thanks for stopping by my stream,
Susan
~Winter, slumbering in the open air, wears on its smiling face a dream... of spring.
Insert from "Work without Hope" by Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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