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The pretty blue forget-me-not flowers of green alkanet (Pentaglottis sempervirens) are attractive but it soon becomes a weed in damp shady gardens. It is pollinated by bees and bumblebees.
Green alkanet is a member of the forget-me-not family, Boraginaceae, and is related to borage and comfrey.
Hairy stems to 80cm (32in), leaves broadly ovate and noticeably bristly. Bright blue forget-me-not type flowers with white centre, 8-10mm (½in), open from pink buds and are borne April to June.
Self-sown in a wild part of my garden, I do love to see them, as well as knowing that they support bees!
Morelia viridis, taken at the Singapore Zoo. Too close for comfort?
"The Green Tree Python is remarkable in several ways: one, it uses thermoreceptive labial pits to help capture its prey -usually at night, and two, it goes through a drastic ontogenetic color change between childhood and adulthood. Green Tree Python neonates can range from highlighter yellow to brick red or brown. Juvenilles are born fully developed hatched from eggs incubated by the female snake in the hollow of a tree. Females can often give birth to 12-25 eggs in a clutch. Every adult has slightly different coloration, but most are green with some variation, depending on selective breeding or locality. ... Green Tree Pythons feed on small mammals such as rodents and sometimes reptiles. Despite many references to it in books Green Tree Pythons do not eat birds. ... To capture their prey the pythons hold on to a branch with their prehensile tails and strike out from an s-shape position. Green Tree Pythons also have a particular way of resting in the branches of trees... they loop a coil or two over the branches in a saddle position and place their head in the middle." - Wikipedia
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Gretna Green is a parish in the southern council area of Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, and is situated on the Scottish side of the borders of Scotland and England, defined by the small river Sark, which flows into the estuary of the western contiguous Solway Firth. It was historically the first village in Scotland, following the old coaching route from London to Edinburgh.[citation needed] Gretna Green railway station serves both Gretna Green and Gretna.[1] The Quintinshill rail disaster, the worst rail crash in British history. in which over 220 died, occurred near Gretna Green in 1915.
Gretna Green sits alongside the main town of Gretna.[1] Both are accessed from the A74(M) motorway and are near the border of Scotland with England.[1]
Gretna Green is most famous for weddings, following the 1754 Marriage Act, which prevented couples under the age of 21 marrying in England or Wales without their parents' consent. As it was still legal in Scotland to marry without such consent, couples began crossing the border in to Scotland.
Bus No.: 88288
Body: KIA Motors
Model: KIA Granbird SD-I - Greenfield
Engine: Hyundai D6AC
Route: Taytay-Quiapo
Location: R. Magsaysay Blvd., Sta. Mesa, Manila
*my ride from FEU to Pureza. sa wakas nasakyan ko rin yan, next naman yung Aero Space LS nila.
An interior view of this wonderful historic bar. Yesterday was my first time visiting Green Door Tavern, but I'll definitely go back...it now ranks as one of my favorite places to have lunch downtown.
Green Door Tavern, located downtown in Chicago's River North neighborhood, opened in 1921. The name of the venue is a reference to the prohibition era tradition of doors being painted green to identify an establishment as a speakeasy. Green Door Tavern resides in one of the first buildings to go up after the Great Chicago Fire of 1871... it was the last wood frame building allowed this close to the Loop after the Chicago City Council passed an ordinance banning this type of construction.
I quite like the contrast between the dark green wood anemones in the foreground and the bright, fresh green of the trees coming into leaf.
Sigma 30 1.4 @ Canon 7D
A spectacular fall day. Loads of birds in the yard, but there are still a couple of frogs in my pond which gave me some photo ops.
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Norfolk Green Optare Tempos 25131 YJ59NNZ and 25121 YJ56ATU at Norwich Bus Station on 31st March 2014
Green scale? Is there such a thing? It’s got a bit of digital manipulation in it. An experiment nonetheless. Denver, Co
Happy St. Patrick's Day! We've had quite a few gorgeous green artworks pass through the gallery, and we're showcasing many of them on our Twitter feed today. Check it out: twitter.com/matthewsgallery
Green Line Leyland Tiger / ECW WPH 127Y of St Albans Garage is seen here on the side forecourt circa 1989. The vehicle later operated for County Bus before passing to dealers Wealden PSV of Five Oak Green, Kent where it is believed to still exist in a derelict state.
Scanned from an acquired print.
oooooohhhhh-miss green-wake up- we are going to miss the dolly challenge-its all happening over at the blog world of lori-from faerie window-
Looking up at a green pedestrian walk light sign while waiting at the pedestrian crossing at Norwood Parade. It was getting late which is why the green light shows up so well.
This is so difficult to spot, not just because it's Length: 1.0-1.5cm but it blends so well with it's background.