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a very small triangular insect sitting on a leaf.

This is another shot from my walk around the school grounds. I love how most of the leaf is green but there is just a hint of autumn in the red patch at the top.

Here is a picture of a green leaf with the sun shining through which contrasts with the grayish colors in the background. the dark shadows also contrast with the green of the leaf.

Cut-leaf Self-heal, Prunella laciniata, leaf about 28 mm long. A weed of moist and shaded areas. Dharawal National Park, NSW Australia, January 2014.

Host: Colocasia esculenta

 

Pathogen: Phytophthora colocasiae

 

Read: www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/oc/freepubs/pdf/PD-71.pdf

Out in the back yard on February 2nd.

Brilliant fall colours.

I planted a buckeye tree when I was seven years old. It's absolutely amazing to see how big it has gotten. That goes for the both of us!

Cleveland Home and Garden Show Feb.2, 2008

Autumn leaf. Backlitt by the sun these leave really glow in their splendid color, but wind and lens flare it more difficult to capture than I expected

 

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24" x 24" Acrylic, rust, and a copper pipe on masonite. Would need some frame or something to hang.

Another heart shape for the "heart" group - I always look for them as I am walking around - this one is in my backyard.

Autumn is a beautiful season, probably my favourite. The leaves this year seem more vivd than usual. I loved the light illuminating these leaves in Durham on a sunny day.

See the dew drops? They are about to fall...

my parents live in the country, 5 acres in the middle of an old growth forest.

I grew up with a favorite tree...

it was my "secret place". I built forts underneath it, played "viking" (don't ask...I was never into Barbies though)

I read "my side of the mountain" and pretended I was lost and surviving out in the middle of nowhere.

 

until dinner.

 

I called the tree the Swiss Family Robinson tree because it was almost that huge.

 

I love going back to visit it~

Even Mother Nature is able to show her love through her plants and leaves... love is all over.... one just has to learn how to look closely....

A broad leaf growing by a pile of bricks, obscurely out of focus.

Taken with a Helios-44-2.

Fig leaf cheese, green almonds, Physalis, fresh and charcoal grilled fig, fig leaf terrine, with fig skin and rind, vinegar and fig ice cream. Cumin, fennel, tarragon and chervil

  

Lunch at El Celler de Can Roca, Girona on October 24, 2013

  

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My husband usually has the most soft well manicured hands. This winter has been really rough on him, his hands are so dry, I can really notice it in this pic.

 

Anyhow, he found his first 4 leaf clover today, so we celebrated-Happy Spring!

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