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Last year Shirley created a small living roof above the storage shed for our LPG tanks. It really has thrived and produced a welcome splash of colour in that particular corner of the garden. It has also attracted a number of Black Bean Aphids, commonly known as Blackfly. They are minuscule and measure no more than 2mm but can appear in large numbers. Their effect on plants can cause them to wither and saps their growing power. This is a shot of one of them in which in which I have probably pushed the macro to its limit.
A little bit of online research revealed that a small amount of washing up liquid within a water dilute should help deter them and that has thankfully proved the case. I know ladybirds are better but at the moment we don't seem to have any in the garden.
Oh, the horror!!! I'm out of coffee beans.
An empty cup, no morning coffee - true horror in this household!
7DWF Crazy Tuesday
For Macro Mondays theme 'Windowsill' - these are some bean plants currently growing on the windowsill until they're ready to plant out. Not a lockdown measure, this happens every year. I'm always amazed at how rapidly they grow once they get going.
I am making Fifteen Bean soup tomorrow, so tonight I had to soak the beans. They were so pretty, I just had to get my camera out!
The blue bits are from an LED light I had coming in from one side. I couldn't get the blue out without messing with it for too long, so I left it in.
Looking close on Friday theme: Spirals
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In my garden. La Ceja, Colombia.
Sedum pachyphyllum (Silver Jelly Beans / Dedos)
"Silver Jelly Beans" is a succulent plant originally from Mexico (Sierra Mixta, San Luis and Oaxaca).
The green leaves are short stumpy finger-like projections and are often tipped with red when they receive full sun.
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This is a heavy-duty, heavily rusted cast-iron mooring bollard, often called a stag or double-bitt, located on the quayside at Wells-next-the-Sea in Norfolk, England. The word "BEAN" cast into the top refers to Edward Bean, a historical 19th-century iron foundry based in the UK.
A favorite of locals and visitors, Cloud Gate, more commonly known as The Bean, photographed on a cold Chicago night.
The flowers die and the beans start growing. Tiny beans with a lot of growing to do. They are self pollinating.
Blue Lake beans are a classic Italian heirloom climbing bean.
The beans are stringless and the plant can grown up to 2m.
I like them steamed with butter, salt and pepper.
Today I picked just over 1kg.
2E 30
Jesse Bean
The first permanent settler in what later became Franklin County, he established a forge and gunsmith shop in a cave on Caney Hollow Branch, about three miles north, shortly after 1800. A gunsmith of great ability. his 45 inch long rifles became famous throughout the pioneer country.
Trying to figure out lighting of glass objects. This was lit with a remote flash at the rear firing around a black card. White reflectors on the right and above and a small one in front. Black on the left. Not completely happy, but is much better than some earlier attempts.
These are beans from dried up pods that we did not pick in time.
An increasingly rare daylight UP LNB41 rolls through CP N Council Bluffs, known to the crews as "Beanos", and passed the CNW searchlights still standing strong. As a bonus, the local is headed by an SD60 on this day.
1953 vintage ALCo RSD 5 1665 has beans at Marshall MN in August 1974.
Their destination on the 10 MPH branch remains a mystery. The engine was scrapped at Huron in June, 1978.
Nice GMC pickup.
Beans, the Red Squirrel in a snowstorm today. We were building a Snowman and he/she was watching :)
Canon 1DX, F7.1, 1/1000, ISO 1250
Sunset at Bean Hollow State Beach, Pescadero, California. Canon 350D, 17-40mm at f16, 1/5", 2-stop hard gnd. Raw processing.
I really like the way we can see many different "landscapes" when we look at the structure in nature.
Macro Mondays: Coffee.
Grains de café posés sur un miroir . Éclairés par le dessus , shootés avec un Tarmon 90 f2,8 macro ouvert à f22 , et un Eos 70D.
Le plus compliqué a été le nettoyage du miroir en raison du niveau de grossissement 😉.
beans ... espresso ...
in my Still Life Series 3 ...Pic # 78 ...
Taken on Jul 23, 2019
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Nothing like a good old hearty breakfast with your dearest to kick start the day (everyday, if possible), agree?
I love beans, don't get why most people don't like them...
anyway, HBW! :D
Lablab purpureus is a species of bean in the family Fabaceae. It is native to sub-Saharan Africa and it is cultivated throughout the tropics for food.[1][3] English language common names include hyacinth bean,[4] lablab-bean[5] bonavist bean/pea, dolichos bean, seim or sem bean, lablab bean, Egyptian kidney bean, Indian bean, bataw and Australian pea.