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Black-capped Chickadee (Poecile atricapilla) in the mixed woods of the aspen parkland on the edge of the Blackfoot Grazing Reserve northwest of Tofield, Alberta, Canada.
13 February, 2016.
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A pair of Mute Swans on the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond at Luss, Scotland. Captured just before the lock down on a jaunt to some deserted locations for a last gasp of fresh air. Enjoy!
in Pilibhit Tiger Reserve in Uttar Pradesh, India.
also called White-capped Water-Redstart or River Redstart or River Chat
chaimarrornis leucocephalus or phoenicurus leucocephalus
rivierroodstaart
rougequeue à calotte blanche
Weisskopf-Rotschwanz
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Eagle Cap and some pretty blooms. One of the many jaw-dropping views in the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest; a stunning alpine wonderland. I can't begin to explain how heavenly the natural splendor was. I'm so glad I went and I really hope I get to back in the future.
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un des points de vue depuis l enceinte du phare
🇬🇧 one of the viewpoints from the lighthouse grounds
🇩🇪einer der Aussichtspunkte vom Leuchtturmgelände aus
Forillon. Le soleil aura percé les nuages l'instant de quelques photos.
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We saw the sun long enough to take few photos.
I don't think I ever did a group shot. Whatcha think? Tell me in the comments!
Special thanks to croatian customs
for letting me use his Scarlet Witch design!
Boss
L’anisodonte du cap, Anisodontea capensis, connue sous le nom de mauve africaine, hibiscus nain, mauve du Cap et fausse mauve, est une plante arbustive de la famille des Malvacées. Proche des mauves et des hibiscus, l’anisodonte du cap pourrait facilement être confondue avec une lavatère arbustive. La mauve du Cap est originaire d’Afrique du sud. Facile de culture, elle est plutôt réservée aux climats méditerranéens ou à la culture en conteneur. De nombreux cultivars sont disponibles dans toutes les nuances de rose.