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A lovely zinnia photographed at the Des Moines Botanical Garden in Des Moines, Iowa. A light artistic texture was added to the background area.

 

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Bold Capitals

 

There have been some trying times of late and on the whole I would have to say I'm proud in some regards as to how little we've bought into the narrative(s) of doom.

 

Trying times are on the way so continuing to be patient is good, as is understanding what is occurring.

  

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Clearly, European robins are not afraid of humans, and this one was a blatant example of that, as it landed and stood a mere two or three meters away from me for quite a while.

“Virtue is bold, and goodness never fearful.” William Shakespeare

Onslow Street,

Guildford, UK

 

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These four adjectives aptly describe one of my favorite birds, the Steller's Jay. The Steller's Jay in this image is the Rocky Mountain form with a white streak above the eye and a partial white eyering.

Photographed at about 8,200 ft. near Powderhorn Ski Resort, Grand Mesa, Colorado.

A little woodland jewel ❤️

Of course, this is heavily processed, but this tree really did stand apart from all the other trees and looked very white compared with them.

 

HSS... :)

P. audax portrait shot with Fuji XT3 and Venus optics laowa 60mm f2.8 2x macro lens.

Goudhaantje - Goldcrest (Regulus regulus)

Big, bold and beautiful sunflowers on a farm at Hobbys Yards, Central West, NSW, Australia.

Pencil for HaPpy CrAzy TueSday ☺

Face to face with the beauty of the wild fox

Seagull making a bold move to get a bite to eat.

This little friend landed in our garden a while ago.

Usually these guys are so shy but they've really gotten bold in the last day or two.

Limbs in abstract

Digital impression of a double decker bus at a bus stop.

Golden Canyon, Death Valley, Califonia

 

A view of the Golden Canyon badlands taken from the west side of the Manly Beacon. The usually subtle colors are a bit bolder due to the moisture left by a rainstorm on the previous day.

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Have a wonderful rest of the week

Picture taken in Rebun Hokkaido

Open Air Museum Massing, Lower Bavaria, Germany; March 2024

"Common Grackles are resourceful foragers. They sometimes follow plows to catch invertebrates and mice, wade into water to catch small fish, pick leeches off the legs of turtles, steal worms from American Robins, raid nests, and kill and eat adult birds."

 

from allaboutbirds.org

🌹- Reed - Briar

🌹- DOUX - Valentine hairstyle

🌹- {Domination} - Trust No One tattoo BoM

🌹- Kibitz - Talize's necklace

🌹- Garmonbozia - Power rings

🌹- Imperia - Arisha scarification & piercings

We’d be out searching for that treasure.

Sailing the seven seas on a five-year mission.

Boldly going where no man has gone before! Say, that’s catchy. ~Gonzo, Muppet Treasure Island

 

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I tried to get a better view to see if male or female but no luck and there were so many it was just fun watching and getting a few images for the day!

Bold Jumping Spider (Phidippus audax)

Despite being hunting season, I spotted two bull moose on the Alaska Highway last night. A rare sight any time of the year.

Autumn leaves in red and yellow.

 

Explore # 8, February 11, 2025

... that has ventured into my flowers.

 

Eine verwegene/mutige Schnecke, die sich in meine Blumen gewagt hat.

 

Für #Flickr21Challenge

Day 1 - 10.02.2025 - #Bold

 

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A cute little bold jumping spider that I photographed in my Maryland backyard garden on 10/10/23.

I was delighted to spot this jumper in the wildflowers recently, but he led me on a merry chase, finally ducking around this dead leaf. When I picked it up, he came with it, clinging to the back side, face buried as if playing ostrich. Finally he looked up, and I happened to snap just then, and he happened to be in focus - right before he jumped off and went running again. Split-second focus like that happens for me about once in 200 times.

 

5 Arachtober 2016

 

Bold Jumper, Phidippus audax

Julie J. Metz Wetlands Bank, Woodbridge, VA

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