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Moréia – Dietes bicolor
"Olho de tigre, moréia bicolor, dietes.
Herbácea rizomatosa, florífera, ereta, entouceirada, perene, de folhagem ornamental, originária da África do Sul, de 50–70 cm de altura."
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The beautiful bloom of Dietes grandiflora, shot in the Conservatory of Longwood Gardens outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This member if the Iris Family is native to South Africa.
Fresh appetizing apple and brightly colored dumbbells tied with a measuring tape. Slight reflection, white background, focus on the apple www.healthbulletin.org/
Yes, well ... I took up my offer yesterday of a free coffee and cake - given by The Old Railway Line Garden Centre at Three Cocks, Wales. (A birthday offer as I hold a loyalty card with them.) My birthday being on 20 Jan - we are hoping to have the day out - so got this pitstop in to make sure it wasn't wasted!
This is the second cup of coffee as I managed to spill the first one all over the table when I sat down!! So Mr T had to go up and get another for which he paid .... I suppose there is no such thing as a "free lunch". Still - we enjoyed our break from the diet . The restaurant there is excellent and the food always of a high standard.
Back on the 5-2 diet today - a fasting day (still eating - just drastically reduced calories!)
Aspiring ninjas must adhere to a strict diet! At least if also being a turtle. Nothing wrong with this little guy's dedication at least!
Built for the category "Cuddly Characters" of BrickNerds Adorabuild contest.
Dietes iridioides, also known as the African iris, is a perennial flowering plant native to southern and eastern Africa. It is a member of the Iridaceae family and is closely related to the iris. The African iris typically grows to be 1-2 feet tall and features clumps of long, slender leaves that are sword-shaped and green in color. The plant produces a profusion of delicate, iris-like flowers on long, wiry stems that can be up to 3 feet tall. The flowers are white with yellow and violet markings, and each blossom lasts only for a day. Dietes iridioides is a hardy plant that can tolerate a range of growing conditions, from full sun to partial shade and a variety of soil types. It is also drought-tolerant and requires very little maintenance once established. The African iris is a popular choice for garden borders and as a container plant. Its delicate flowers and long blooming season make it an attractive addition to any garden. Additionally, the plant is easy to propagate through division, making it a great choice for gardeners looking to expand their plant collection.
Lisa Hofmaninger - Es sind Blüten von Trauben - Musik Salon - 02.02.2025 - Jazzit Musik Club Salzburg
Besetzung:
Sarah Jung: Sprecherin;
Anna Lang: Cello;
Anna Widauer: Gesang;
Alois Eberl: Posaune;
Dieter Stemmer: Klavier;
Helene Glüxam: Kontrabass;
Lisa Hofmaninger: Komposition, Bassklarinette
~ Flickr member since 2006 september
~ Field : food photography
~ Price to pay : +15 kg
~ After > 1 month of diet : -5 kg
~ Deadline : 2008 sept 13 (for friend's wedding)
A beautiful South African Native the Dietes bicolor during an afternoon walk after a summer shower around a local lake. Taken over a year ago now, one of my first images with the Nikon Z9.
Taken by : ME
Edit by : ME
Camera : Canon EOS 500D
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Exposure : 0.025 sec (1/40)
Aperture : f/3.2
Focal Length : 50 mm
ISO Speed : 200
Flash : Off
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Fortnight Lily African Iris
Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens
San Marino California
2023
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An apple a day keep's the doctor away! Of course, fruit and vegetables are great for a nice healthy diet but it really is surprising that one little apple has the equivalent of 10 grams of sugar, within!! That equates to 3 and bit sugar lumps!!
A balanced diet is something we should all try to have and the less sugar the better!!
Our Daily Challenge ~ Balance ....
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