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I had no idea how common this was here in the Watchungs of NJ until this winter, when I'm seeing it everywhere.

Jupiter-37A/Юпитер-37А at f/3.5

full size

leaf ex. Jeff Harris

Gasteria excelsa?

Just under 2 years.

Spring Leafs earrings. Wire wrapped jewelry. Transparent. Resin.

  

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The leaf catching conditions in Wychwood Park were perfect! This was an Oak leaf.

Red Maple leaves are quickly fading from red to green as spring is here to stay. The leaves are in their transitional subtle colors, and are backlit by the sun. In the background is the bark of a very old tree which has seen many springs.

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The maple leaf is of course associated with Canada and is on her flag, however many varieties of the tree will grow in other parts of the world wherever the climate suits them. In Australia, they'll grow in the southern states and do especially well in the cooler mountain areas where they show their finest colours each Autumn (Fall).

 

Some keen amateur growers in the island state of Tasmania, produce their own syrup where that variety of the maple will grow in the coldest areas.

...a mistake that worked

Three new leafs

 

Here's an image I took today while the afternoon sun was hitting the Hydrangea leaves just right. It's October 15th, '12, and you can just start to see this leaf turning red just on the outer edge ridges...

loved the vein detail of this leaf skeleton..

This sole leaf was hanging in the sunshine with defrosting snow all around.

A Palm Leaf in Myakka State Park, FL.

dew highlighted by the sun on a leaf in the scrub on the southern shores of Deception Bay

A collection of leaves, petals, seeds and a weed from around the house and yard. Gaston County, NC, USA. Canon XS, 1/4, f11, ISO 100, Sigma 70mm EX DG Macro, light table, Oben tripod. 9/3/2015

Red Leaf Monkey (Presbytis rubicunda chrysea)- Danum Valley, Malaysia

 

Another photo of a red leaf monkey or maroon langur. These monkeys were alot of fun to watch as they jumped from tree to tree picking certain leaves off and eating them. This one looks surprised, I don't remember exactly but I'm pretty sure he was just chewing.

A perennial with large, somewhat heart shaped leaves. Blooms mid to late summer with yellow, daisy-like flowers

The tree is in my garden since I am born. That's my favourite because il love the leaves it has. Every seasons the leaves's colours are changing beautiffully!

It's a wonder of nature!

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