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The rather splendid beard on display in the Ashmolean in Oxford

My beard. Red from Ireland, grey from being old, black from Argentina.

@Catholic Church of the Angels

Marilyn Manson - personal jesus: TUNE

The Lichen growing from the old ancient Oaks of Wistmans woods on a misty Dartmoor morning

Advent Calendar - Day 12 Christmas 2016

just given Cliffys grey beard a blue rinse! Wikipedia says - A blue rinse is a dilute hair dye used to reduce the yellowed appearance of grey or white hair, typically associated with older women

White beard has attracted me

 

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Canon AE-1p

 

The last days of a beard...

    

Focus stacked Goat's Beard seed head. An invasive weed, reminiscent of a dandelion seed head.

Bull Bison in Early Spring at Yellowstone National Park

A California seagull gathers dry grass in San Francisco Zoo to build a nest.

 

It looks like he has a big beard from this portrait shot :-)

Happy Monday! Stay balanced everyone!

 

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My youngest son asked me if that was what Santa's beard was made of. In some mixed forests, hair ice forms on rotten wood when a period of rain is followed by a period of ice, but only if the fungus Exidiopsis effusa is present in the forest.

The year for brothers in beards..

low sun with long shadows and a glowing beard...

Hair ice on a decaying birch branch, southwest Iceland.

 

Hair ice, also known as frost beard or ice wool, is a rare ice formation found on dead hardwood colonized by Exidiopsis effusa, a species of wood decay fungus. It only forms in calm weather, after periods of rain, when the air is humid and the temperature just below 0°C (32°F).

 

Nashville, TN / mackle, jeremy, gavin & john / 35mm

another little picture from the man with the longest beard in the world

Old Mans Beard, as seen near a lake.

1/180 f5.6 iso560 70mm

SB600 CL 1/8 through 60cm softbox

Man with eccentric beard

Hummingbirds are attracted to the red tubular flowers on this plant. The tree in the background is an aptly-named alligator juniper. Lakeside, AZ.

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