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Two more Arizona shots this evening. This Cactus Wren and a Greater Roadrunner.

 

White Tank Mountain Regional Park. Maricopa County, Arizona.

 

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Cactus Garden, Huntington Gardens, San Marino, California. Processed with Lightroom, Photoshop, and Topaz filters.

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My cactus was flowering as every year only for one day! The blossom starts to open in the evening and its fully beauty is in the night. Then closes again. Because it has been a cloudy morning it still was good enough to take a photo! In the afternoon it was gone already!

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Two Cactus Wrens (Campylorhynchus brunneicapillus) perch on a prickly pear cactus in Arizona. The one on the left is an adult and the bird on the right is a juvenile. Did you know Cactus Wrens are the state bird of Arizona?

Taken at Cave Creek Ranch, Portal, AZ.

Simply had to photograph this beautiful Cacti as l walked past a flower stall in Hull City Centre,

Enjoy your day, one of two photos taken at Allan Gardens Conservatory in Toronto.

 

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'Green World 5' is a macro photo of a succulent plant. it is a part of the 'Green World series.

Isla del Pescado, Bolívia

Freshly bathed, this male house finch sat atop a cactus soaking up the sun. at the Phoenix Desert Botanical Garden

 

Cactus with a halo of flower's

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Wide-open, indoors, light from the window. As close as I can go with this lens.

(120/366) Busy day yesterday tidying the house up for an unexpected viewing & at the same time welcoming a family with 2 small kids & dog checking into the B&B. So I just had time for a quick snap of one of my cactus plants basking in the sunshine on the kitchen windowsill.

This cactus neon sign looks like it is begging to be let out into the sunshine. I feel ya, buddy!

Los Angeles, California

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Cactus Garden

Ganna Walska Lotusland

Montecito, California

 

Normally the cacti at Lotusland bloom in wintertime, but they were spectacular in early May this year. No one seems to knows why.

 

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Cactus blooming with yellow flowers

Image won 2nd place in the St. Louis Camera Club's Nature image contest on May 12, 2016.

Blooming cactus in Green Valley, Arizona are a special treat.

 

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Location : Cactus Valley, Cameron Highland, Pahang.

 

Cleistocactus stravisii

Slender, columnar clustering cactus with dense silvery downcast spines and reddish cylindrical flowers which emerge from the sides of the plant.

 

Cactus florido

Jardí Torre Marimon

Las primeras referencias de la finca se encuentran en el siglo XVI, cuando un miembro de la familia Marimón, de Caldes, se casó con la heredera de esta finca. La singular torre que da nombre a la propiedad es una reconstrucción de la primitiva que se piensa ejercía funciones de vigilancia.

IRTA

Institut de Recerca i Tecnologia Agroalimentaria de la Generalitat de Catalunya

Caldes de Montbui.

Barcelona

Spotted these rascals on a hiking trip to Joshua Tree National Park in Southern California. We were hiking the hidden meadows trail on the West side of the park. It was mid-day but I was still able to pull out some nice colors in the needles of these cactus.

 

Mike D.

Tucson Mountain Park, Pima County, Arizona

 

I was photographing these teddy bear cholla on the west side of Tucson Mountain in the morning shade, just below Gates Pass, when I was suprised by the rising sun popping over the ridge. I quickly reframed for a starburst and the glow of the sun on the cactus needles.

I don't know what kind of cactus this is but I find the spider-like strings interesting. Taken at the Royal Botanical Gardens, Hamilton, Ontario.

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I am always amazed at the beautiful blooms that spring from such a menacing plant. I suppose it's nature's way of balancing.

from sureshjose photography

These are actually the arms of one very large cactus. Seen in the Baja desert of San Felipe, Mexico.

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