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Finally got one where we can see the orange crown.

"Anyone who thinks fallen leaves are dead has never watched them dancing on a windy day." ~Shira Tamir

 

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

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Orange headed thrush, Thailand

Orange for Smile on Saturday!

another sunset in Sweden ~ Öland

a glowing one😍

The trail out to Watermelon Pond as a storm moves in.

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And Happy Friday!

Well today is the BIG day. My Vols plays Alabama in college football. I hope I'm not crying later on.

Go Big Orange!!! ❤

RHS Hyde hall

29th June 2022

Bracteantha (thank you Stephen)

Taken at Daventry Country Park, Northampton.

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

Calendula Orange Daisy

A november morning in Midden Delfland, South Holland.

Orange Gerbera Daisy Flower

A wordplay with: Orange is the new black:-)

( archived photo )

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"Rusty Orange" Barmouth North Wales ❤

And oh, those fresh oranges of Spain, they are everywere! The best orange juice ever!

Macoro mondays theme: orange and blue

 

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Sony ILCE-7M2

Sony 2.8/90 Macro G OSS

the inner glow of a crocus

 

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Can you tell apart orange blossoms from lemon ones? Orange blossoms are white; lemon flowers have purple blush on the back sides of the petals.

   

The first light after the rain.

Kentwell Hall

Long Melford. Suffolk

12th August 2021

Pidgeon Eyes

 

Orange or Yellow Irises

Most pigeons have red or orange-colored eyes.

 

This is largely due to genetics and that’s why the color is passed from parent pigeons to their babies.

 

The actual eye isn’t red, but the color comes from the concentration of blood vessels that surround the iris of the pigeon’s eye, which is usually yellow or white.

 

The more blood vessels a pigeon has around the iris, the redder it will look. Fewer blood vessels make the eye look more yellow or orange, which is the bird’s iris showing through.

 

The deep color of a pigeon’s blood vessels can also influence how red the eye looks.

Cleethorpes.

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