View allAll Photos Tagged juniper
Juniper Tangpuz
2. Irrigation Mosasaur
Corrugated plastics, cable ties, string
On loan from the artist
The image of juniper casket isolated on white background
You can find and purchase/license this image and other my images at high resolution at microstosk agencies.
See links to my portfolios on my homepage: skobrik.com
March has been a busy month in the valley with the snow, ice and frost delaying planting that would have normaly started in February. The Lake District National Park runswork partys throughout the year and during March 7 people from as far away as Brampton spent a foggy day planting Juniper and birch above Bowness Knott - many thanks. Visit the National Parks volunteering pages for more information www.lakedistrict.gov.uk/index/caringfor/volunteering.htm
Very pleased to find a good 'colony' of these! Was at an Antiques fair at Oswestry showground and spotted some huge Lawson's cypress, so just had to have a look! Had a job actually as the lowest branches were only just within reach! Lol!
Juniper Tangpuz
40. Derrick Bison Calf (DETAIL)
Cardboard, plastics, wood chips, cable ties, wood, prairie grass, found objects
On loan from the artist
Purchased in 2016, as a small bonsai starter. Trained to current style since. The tree was potted in 2019.
A Brigantine Myrtle Warbler (a.k.a. Yellow-rumped Warbler and/or Butter-butt; Setophaga coronata) downs a Juniper Berry. The omnivorous appitite of these guys allows small numbers of them to winter over along some parts of the Jersey coast during periods of very low insect activity. - Brigantine Salt Marsh, Oceanville, New Jersey
Based on my favorite Television Show 'The Life and Times Of Juniper Lee" (C)Cartoon Network, Mrs. Juniper Lee-Desiree Exclaims, "I'm MArried Now Guys....No More Monster Mayheim,Please!"
A spoof of the famed artistic Creation from the main Character from www.cartoonnetwork.com
I could see this being a fabulous office for a design-related business. Add a second story and live above work!
With Virginia creeper growing through it, is in a neighbor's yard in Carmel,NY.
A closer photo of the bush:
Juniper Titmouse (Baeolophus ridgwayi), Tres Pistolas Canyon, Bernalillo County, New Mexico - 15 May 2011.