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The young squirrel is having some nuts for breakfast.
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We are having a banner season for Pine Nuts this year. I guess they are on a similar cycle as the Juniper Berries which are more prolific than most years past.
You would never go hungry ... Pine Nut granola and Gin Berries for breakfast.
He worked in a night market. End of service and ready to go home. It was late. He saw me out of the corner of his eye, and after asking him for an almond come to last the night, we discussed photography and business ... His business. The nuts he brings from Morocco. His life here, his heart
sometimes elsewhere. He loves his job ...
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I had a whole bunch of these nuts (with matching bolts) hanging around. Finally got to make some use of them!
There are several parks in Łódź and squirrels live in all of them. They also live in all possible places in the city, where they can find some trees to live in and oaks to find food. BUT the squirrels in this particular park, Park im. księcia Józefa Poniatowskiego w Łodzi, are absolutely used to the fact that nuts grow on people. They follow people, check our bags, looking for food, they come very close to check if we have something for them :-) they are unbelievably cute :-) Those who know this prak, perfectly know the cute squirrels :-)
Crown or castle nut on the wheel bearing of a train wheel from a centuries old car. All of this weeks uploaded nuts are from a stroll through the train yard, including the miniature still life. Walnut, flower, square nut and hex nut
...for this weeks "Looking close... on Friday!".
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The large cones of the conifer, Himalayan Cedar, at Werribee Park earlier this month. I was amazed at how big these are. Cedrus deodara
It's nuts! or is it?
At least one of them aren't...
Macro Mondays -
"One of These Things is NOT Like the Others"