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Chrysanthemums are considered November flowers but they're always here for October decorations in our gardens and balconies.

 

👉I'll be back in the evening! Thank you!

Chrysanthemums

Mums are associated with these meanings: longevity, fidelity, and optimism. The orderly unfolding of the chrysanthemum petals represent perfection

However, despite their beauty, pink mums are still associated with funerals and the afterlife.

 

.- Teleflora, Wikipedia, Flower meaning. com.

 

Floriography~~~~~~~~ Smile on Saturday

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Chrysanthemums sometimes called mums or chrysanths, are flowering plants of the genus Chrysanthemum in the family Asteraceae. They are native to East Asia .

Noisy Miner (Manorina melanocephala) juvenile

 

The two juveniles were waiting for Mum to come back with food.

Mum and her brood, it was lovely to see :)

"Each day promises growth

and glorious beauty."

 

Potted mums from our garden. They are my favourite flowers during Fall season. 🍂

 

Have a beautiful day/night.💝

 

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Mums flowers attracts all kind of bees and this one was very busy in this sea of orange. Thank you for all your visit and comments happy start of the week!!

Thank you for your visits, faves and comments! Have a great weekend!

一看到有东西吃的时候他就会~这样XDDD

 

新年到~买了只二手镜头玩玩,差不多要到手了嘻嘻.

A Mallard hen (Anas platyrhychos) with one of it's ducklings about to do a dive off a log!

Nice to watch the interactions between a family of 4 Roe Deer, but it was sad to see the mum with a badly mangled leg...Musselburgh Lagoons

One of the decorations from the Patches Family Creamery.

 

Thanks for your visit and comments, much appreciated!

 

These baby sparrows sat and waited until their mum came with some bugs for them to eat.

Rich is my Mum's guard. He was a tiny puppy when my Son rescued him from sending to Sailors Academy. Noone wanted take him home as he was mixed breed and in addition one eye was brown and other was blue. My Son took him to the countryside where my Mum and Sister live and told them puppy's story. Sister is a nurse and she is away all day, the same Sister's Husband- that time he still worked as mechanic in a bus park. And then my Mum said: I will take care of him....

This friendship lasts until this day. Rich now is my Mum's guard❤️

...from the deconstruction of the mother's day bouquet.

 

lumen print with Ilford MGIV RC deluxe paper.

leftt side original, right side inverted.

  

NO MORE WAR

NO MORE SHOOTINGS

NO MORE KILLING

Huge pot of Mums by our front door In Autumn.

© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved

 

My mum hated being photographed but could not escape the cameras for her big 80th Birthday 4 years ago. I took this just before we went to join a big family restaurant dinner.

 

Mum's health had deteriorated rapidly over the past year or so but her passing is, as far as we know, unrelated. It is sudden and unexpected. She was found collapsed at home two days ago and has been treated for sepsis in the hospital resus department until she passed peacefully last night.

 

Being 300 miles away and due to the pandemic and me being very ill myself at the moment, I haven't been able to see my mum. In fact I haven't seen her for 2 1/2 years thanks to Covid. I spoke with her twice a week for the whole pandemic up until the last few months where it has been just once a week. Last time I spoke she was fine - well, no more unwell than usual.

 

I have sobbed these past two days but at the moment I am numb. Completely shocked. Empty. I'm not sure if I will take a Flickr break or if I will keep up the routine. I am not sure of anything.

 

I thank you all for your support and understanding. Please keep your loved ones close and your dearest loved ones even closer.

  

A duo-toned Chrysanthemum.

 

Such opulent flowers, a joy for the eye.

 

Have a blooming day and thank you for your comments, M, (*_*)

 

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Wild Wallaby with joey in her pocket.

(Wallaby is a small Kangaroo)

 

at Coombabah Lake Conservation Park, QLD Autaralia

Planted by Mum the year before she passed away. Every year, when it flowers, it gives me lovely warm memories. Not sure what it’s called but it’s a climber and smells absolutely gorgeous.

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Thanks for your appreciation. I post images on Instagram @gks1950. Cheers, Gail

 

 

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This bloom reminds me of a large daisy, but it's a fall-blooming chrysanthemum.

 

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the iron butterfly hovers over the mums.

Near Dronley in Angus this afternoon.

A bird that is very difficult to spot amongst the pebbles until it moves is the ringed plover.

 

Fortunately mum was busy trying to distract me whilst this little fella did it's best to hide

 

Ringed Plover - Charadrius Hiaticula - chic

 

Ganavan Sands - Scotland

 

As always I extend my sincere gratitude to all who are kind enough to comment and fave my photos or even stop by and just have a look. It is very much appreciated.

 

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