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Bleeding tooth fungus (Hydnellum peckii) in the woods near Norris;

Curtis Akin;

August 2014;

Catalog #1954d;

Original #DSCN3112

Inspired by my newly flowering Dicentra. Craft wire, seed beads and a cats eye bead. Not the greatest pic - tried to catch the last of the evening light, not entirely successfully! ;)

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100 Photos. #82. Color: Pink.

Pennypack Ecological Restoration Trust.

Huntingdon Valley, PA.

Single Rose Bud Flower that appears to be bleeding from the pedals. The rose is red.

Bleeding Hearts Flowers

In my garden 134/365 My sons gave me this plant 25 years ago. I transplanted it when we moved here. It does fantastic in the new spot. I'm happy to see it every spring.

As May begins, they are blooming in the back yard.

An awesome times filming these gorgeous flowers

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Bleeding heart

Every time I see you falling

I get down on my knees and pray

I'm waiting for that final moment

You'll say the words that I can't say

I love when the camera captures things I missed with the naked eye, like the condensation in the white part of this bleeding heart blossom--so cool!

A little eye candy from my wife's garden.

One of the plants in the front yard. A flower with great color and shape.

Taken with my old Rokkor-X lens on the Sony a6000.

Still playing

Wish they would last longer.

The wind was still for the Bleeding Heart

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From our garden

this sky is bleeding

This very odd Spring has produced some very odd blooming habits. The bleeding hearts are still producing the occasional flowers. Even today, on this second day of Summer I see a few more out there. Too bad it is rainy and cold, not ideal for taking the camera into the garden.

Lamprocapnos spectabilis - Löjtnantshjärta

The beautiful sculptural form of a single bleeding heart (Dicentra Spectablis).

This is an image I took last spring (well couple of springs ago) so here it is. Happy Valentines everyone! Didn't want to miss this Monday's challenge, have missed a few last ones.

Featuring Akasha the Siberian Husky.

17 February 2014

Bleeding Edge Begoths 7"

close up of bleeding hearts in our garden

Bleeding hearts

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This year I made a real effort to get out between rain showers and photograph some of the flowers blooming in my garden. The old fashioned bleeding heart is also known as lady’s locket and lady in a boat. This classic perennial is well loved for its early blooms and ability to thrive under myriad conditions. Generally, the cooler the location, the longer the blooms will last. Most species come from the forest floors of deep woods and moist canyons and are thus well acclimatized to shade gardens.

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I moved to a new community last summer. Now that spring is here, I had to seek out new bleeding hearts to photograph. What would spring be without them? I found them in the local park that Janice and I visit most.

I’m very pleased to say that this image has just received a highly commended in this years International Garden Photographer of the Year competition. It’s only the second time I’ve entered a competition. Chuffed! www.reedtownsend.co.uk

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More garden action, with the replanted Bleeding Hearts liking their new central position.

Everything is starting to bloom in the valley. These are especially beautiful in my eyes. Hope everyone has a great weekend.