Hyde hall

28th June 2019

Harskamp, The Netherlands

I've been informed that this is asclepias tuberosa, or butterflyweed. Many thanks, Arthur.

Finally got one where we can see the orange crown.

Burnt orange skies create a glittering surface on the waters off of Lido Beach in Florida.

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"Looking close... on Friday!"

Calendula Orange Daisy

Did you understand from my shot that they are not natural ones 😊🙏

Standard roses have pointed shape petals rotated around one center while Garden roses have ruffled petals swirling around different centers to form a rounded bloom🙏

Italia Roma

Orange flower.

Fuller Avenue, Hornsby (Waitara)

Near the corner of Pretoria Parade.

Northern Sydney.

My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV, with the Canon EF 100mm macro 2.8/L lens.

Processed in Adobe Lightroom and PhotoPad Pro by NCH software.

Hereford, Arizona (Ash Canyon)

An orange in an orange peel frame. Shot in macro.

#Subframing #HFF #Orange #OrangePeel #macro

A feather (not natural, I believe has been dyed) stands out against a blue background.

Orange Hawkweed (Fox and Cubs). I just love this weed so much I actually introduced it into my garden “weed patch”. Reminds me of when I first saw it as a kid.

"Rusty Orange" Barmouth North Wales ❤

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Macro Mondays ….. Theme " Complementary Colours "

Opposite colours on the colour wheel. For the purpose of the image the blue petals are from a sweet pea and the orange from a begonia.

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Wish you a beautiful day and stay well. 😊😊

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Smile on Saturday!:-)

My choice for today's vegetable is the orange bell peppers, a cool day feeling like fall, so fall colors. Looking Close on Friday theme Vegetables 🎃

Orange-crowned Warblers are one of the plainest of warblers. The orange crown is rarely ever seen.

The Orange-crowned Warbler forages by flitting from branch to branch feeding on insects from the foliage and flowers, often seen fairly low. They will hover to take prey from underside of leaves, or catch flying insects while on the wing. They even feed on the nectar from flowers, like the one shown had been doing in the Flowering Currant Bush!

Growing at Wallis Creek Waterlily Farm, Mulbring, NSW.

There are a few plant pots with Gazanias, I quite like this all orange one.

Have a wonderful Day