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Taraxacum officinale
The common dandelion is well known for its yellow flower heads that turn into round balls of many silver-tufted fruits that disperse in the wind. These balls are called "clocks" in both British and American English.
I'm am disappointed that car shows and airshows are banned for now in Illinois, but birds are still welcome in my back yard.
The Anna's hummingbirds over winter in our area. Last nite we had one of our rare snowfalls. This little bird was doing a lot of sitting probably to conserve energy. It has its feathers all fluffed up to make it look almost twice its usual size.
Eplore: Dec. 14/08 #434
macro shot of a dandelion or some other plant that looks like a dandelion ..thats because it was huge
Nikon 60 mm
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. The fluffy coat was bright green and yellow and looked like someone had butchered Ed the Duck and Orville to make it but I fluffed up the focus on the shot so a high contrast black and white shot was the only way forward. I still love the image enough to keep and post it even though I fluffed up the focus - the beauty of street photography is that it doesn't have to be perfect. Enjoy!
I couldn't believe my luck with kestrels in Cornwall, I know they've declined in a big way but they're certainly doing well in the south west. This male let me crawl closer and closer on the cliff tops near Godrevy lighthouse while he sat there and had a good preen. He must have just caught something with the blood on the beak and talons, I got the impression he had youngsters and was exhausted and taking a breather.
A day at home so most shots today were in the garden. The bluest had just had a bath, and although he doesn't look very wet, he's fluffed himself up to get dry.
17/30 April picture a day.
A trio of Moorhen chicks (Gallinula chloropus) taken on the pond at Thornbridge Hall, Derbyshire. Not the cutest of babies!
Created with Dream Wombo and my texture
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