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The succulent Kalanchoe species, popularly known as flower-of-fortune (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana), is super easy to care for. This is because it is resistant to climatic variations, does not need constant irrigation and has excellent adaptation to indoor and outdoor environments. In addition, in the same species there are variations such as the cat's ear (Kalanchoe tomentosa), the mother of thousands (Kalanchoe laetivirens), among others.
When the flowers are simple they are called Kalanchoe.
And when the flowers are folded (multiple petals) Calandivas.
We see two zebras from the backside. I always have to smile while watching this photo - love those ears!
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For #MacroMondays and this week's theme #Pair.
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Photographed this little wild rabbit from a distance. He has a chunk missing from one of his ears that makes him all the more endearing!
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An image from 2017 that I have not posted before. I am doing my yearly trawl, to put together a calendar, and to process things a little differently too.
Some see pink elephants, I see pink rabbit ears :))
It was raining when I woke up. This Tigridia (No.5) seemed to be wandering if it would open or not and remained in that stage until the rain stopped. What I saw when I looked outside was a pair of cute, pink rabbit ears :)
Green Heron and elephant ears on Horsepen Bayou. Starting to dig through unprocessed folders until the wind dies down a bit.
A whitetail deer fawn standing next to a cornfield in bright backlighting as sunset nears.
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After uploading The Beauty of the Morning I couldn't resist to show also her joey. No time to wipe the mouth before the shot ;-)
Eastern Grey Kangaroo
(Macropus giganteus) ... not so gigantic yet.
The white in this picture is not frost, but white hairs on the leaves.
For Looking Close on Friday theme "Winter Leaves"
A pair of Grey Rumped Treeswift.
316) Grey Rumped Treeswift
Grey-Rumped Treeswift, Hemiprocne longipennis, Layang laying Jambul Kelabu
This species is commonly found in peninsular Malaysia but has an extremely large range with limited information about the population trend. Adult male with a distinct dark grey throat and chest contrasting with a white belly. Ear coverts are dull orange red/chestnut colour. Adult female lacks the dull orange red/chestnut coloration on the ear coverts. When perched the wing tips cross over across the tail. The birds occasionally catch insects in flight by sallying from perches. They build nests on tree branches. The half-saucer shaped nest is made from hardened saliva interspersed with feathers, mosses and/ or flakes of tree bark. The single egg is reportedly attached to nest surface with saliva. Owing to the fragile nature of the nest, it is attached only on one side to the branch. Thus, the bird does not sit directly on the nest for incubation