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A mottled emigrant butterfly on the Jamaican spike flowers. The texture on it's wings is remarkable, and the direction of light here enhances it just right.
Cheers to King Aiko
6 years old today
I have a reception and the gifts will be opened at 1600 - be sure you have bought me duck treats
Thank you in advance
Your humble King
Last summer, we visited Frederiksborg Castle in Denmark. I used this picture as the background for the Lego mini figures
ING:
You are a beauty my darling.
I'm so glad you're my Queen
QUEEN: (giggles)
I am also so happy with your mone...err.. with you my King.
Smile on Saturday's theme: Kings and Queens
Thank you all so much for the comment's fave's and group invitations. I appreciate it very much
I'm by no means a mushroom specialist and also not the biggest fan in the world in terms of mushroom dishes but I think this might be a nice penny bun. The forest below Easdon Tor in Dartmoor National Park was full of all sorts of fungi, the shamrocks added a nice bit of additional interest to the woodland scene. I would however not dare to pick any as I have no idea about what is delicious and what is lethal....
Here a video of our walk up to Easdon Tor and through the woods:
Subdivision King Street
Downtown Seattle, Washington
Sunny days have been rare on this trip home.
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male found at edge of forest in Atherton Tablelands, Queensland, Australia
A fairly large and robust parrot found in eastern and southeastern Australia. The male has a bright red head and belly and is quite unmistakable. Lives in rainforest and wet eucalyptus forest. Eats fruits, blossoms and insects
also called Australian King-parrot
alisterus scapularis
Australische Koningsparkiet
Perruche royale
Königssittich
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King penguins discussing the aftermath of a squall, as the skies darkened, sand buffeted, and the spume blew off the breakers! Volunteer Point, The Falklands.
The King's Chef Diner looks to be an old Valentine Diner. Found as we were casually leaving Colorado Springs near the Downtown.
Today is King's Day in the Netherlands, as the Dutch celebrate the birthday of Willem Alexander, King of the Netherlands, Prince of Orange-Nassau
King Protea (Protea cynaroides)
Seen in a garden in our neighbourhood. Shot using the birding lens as the flower is well into the garden and I don't know the people in the house.
KING CRIMSON
I just couldn't believe my luck today, when I lifted a sheet of tin next to the car bonnet and this brick red snake was under it. It was a mere two days after finding that stunning orange Copperhead not more than 2 metres away! Portrait of a stupendous, adult male, red phase Lowland Copperhead (Austrelaps superbus) found thermoregulating under cover at lunchtime today. The weather conditions were mild, with full cloud cover and 19 deg. C. at that time. The sheet of tin he was under has been strategically placed to attract such beauties right near the front door, and it did not disappoint. I had not yet been acquainted with him prior to this meeting, so we got to know each other a little better over a quick photo shoot before he was returned to his tin palace. I really love how the coal-coloured interstitial skin is offsetting those raised, plate-like, scarlet red scales. What a glamourous pair of neighbours I've got!! I'm so lucky!