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North Florida USA

Nikon 850,200-500mm Telephoto

Sicilia - Palermo

Duchesnea indica

Rose family

 

2nd chance, a late blooming runner gave me the opportunity to capture a decent pic this year, for some reason I only got a bud earlier in the season.

I done a survey on this house a little while ago, ready for demolition and design to build a new modern building....

its now gone .....

I took this photography last year but did publish it at the time because I had one of the same subject that I liked a little better. I decided to brush the dust off of this one because it has a different bokeh pattern from my first photograph that I published.

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Happy Wing Wednesday!

The beautiful white flowers of Mock-Orange, Philadelphus var. 'Innocence.' Shot at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden on June 5, 2021.

A mocking bird blowing around in the strong winds yesterday at Cromwell Valley Park in Maryland.

Canon 7D MII. Canon 100-400L II. Aperture f/5.6, shutter speed 1/500, ISO 100.

So happy when this bush opened a few days ago.Could hardly wait for the unique aroma.

A Northern Mockingbird photographed during a March snow storm.

Duchesnea indica

Rose family

 

unopened, doing it's best to imitate a rose

smelling so sweet.

and me.

 

leon took the photo for me.

Polaroid StepOne2

Polaroid I-type film

Mock Strawberry

Duchesnea indica

Rose Family

 

A non-native "weed" I brought home to use as a ground cover.

Waiting for what? I am not sure.

74-100

 

For stunning citrus fragrance in the garden, you can’t go wrong with the mock orange shrub (Philadelphus virginalis). This late spring-blooming deciduous bush looks great when placed in the border, used in groups as screening, or simply as a stand alone specimen plant. They even make excellent cut flowers indoors.

 

Though it’s not a true orange, its name supposedly derives from the fragrant white flowers which in some varieties are thought to resemble that of orange blossoms. While the blooming of this lovely shrub is short (only about a week or two), you can still enjoy the dark green foliage of mock orange plants.

(Gardening Know-how)

 

"I breathe at the open window above my desk, and a moist fragrance assails me from the gnawed leaves of the growing mock orange." - Annie Dillard

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Manor Estate Stafford 7th June 2021

My gorgeous, scented Mock Orange was so laden with blooms, that its branches dipped into my bird bath! Poor little birdies, lol =)

Best vied large.

Backyard photography

 

36mm extension tube on Canon 100mm macro

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The mock orange flowers are finally open in the backyard.

So many to choose from, but I wanted to focus on just one.

 

Filters, border/frame, and canvas texture are from Photoshop.

 

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Wanted to share with you, my gorgeous Mock Orange Shrub. Hundreds of scented blossoms this spring, wish you could smell it's perfume my friends =)

White-rumped Munias (White-rumped Manikins or Striated Finches)

 

Aymanam, Kottayam, Kerala

Duchesnea indica

- Rose family -

 

The yellow flowers aren't deceiving but the leaves and berries fool many into thinking the plant is a true strawberry. .Spreading by runners the plant also makes a good ground cover

A female Mocker Butterfly Papilio dardanus in the Butterfly and Orchid Pavilion of the Tucson Botanical Garden in Tucson, Arizona. The females of this African swallowtail butterfly mimic poisonous butterflies in their area.

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