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Sweet Olive 桂花

A very tiny plain flower but very good in scent, and is versatlie material in Chinese Food.

"City flower' of Hangzhou, Suzhou, Guilin more than 20 cities in China

 

Lamiales 唇形目

Oleaceae 木樨科

(Osmanthus fragrans)

KFBG, HK

 

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Por muy clara que tengas tu meta, no olvides nunca disfrutar de cada segundo durante el camino, pues ése es ciertamente el verdadero triunfo.

Theodore Roosevelt Lake

Tonto National Forest

Plains Prickly Pear (Opuntia polyacantha). Along route CA-168, east of Big Pine, in the White Mountains in Inyo National Forest. Inyo County, California.

 

This species is widespread in western North America. The subspecies found in California's White Mountains (erinacea) is often called Grizzly Bear Prickly Pear. The examples I found all had yellow flowers, but in other locations the flowers can be purple. However, when the flowers were just opening up, they were peach colored -- and they turned peach again when fading away. The spines were quite long, and often quite dense.

Ween at Golden Plains 2008

Photography by Mia Mala McDonald

Benchakitti Park

Bangkok, Thailand

Plain Tiger

Bionmial Name - Danaus Chrysippus

Shot in Trivandrum, Kerala, India

getting into the spirit

A bit more fun - we've had the Flintstones in (Bedrock)Limestone country, now it's the turn of Clint Eastwood as the man with no name and his trusty horse.

The crags of Stockdale and the tufts of grass reminded me of the classic westerns - you can tell what I did when I was younger!!!!!

I took this the other day but wasn't inspired to upload it. But here it is, anyway.

For Eco-printing later

Pikelet at Golden Plains 2008

Photography by Mia Mala McDonald

Ilotdrones à la Plaine des palmistes

Danaus chrysippus chrysippus (Plain Tiger)

 

View On Black

Plain-bellied emerald

Amazilia leucogaster

The Seawall,

Georgetown, Guyana

18 October 2007

 

 

29 Novembre 2015 - St André de l'EureCanon 5D EF 70-300mm + CameraRaw

Near Maysville, Benton County, Arkansas, USA

 

"Arrgg, this tastes terrible!"

A Plain Prinia (Prinia inornata). I found these guys near the sides of the roads where the small canals were to feed the rice fields. Plaeng Yao, Chachoengsao, Thailand.

A pair of SOO SD60's lead CP 282 through Des Plaines throttling up out of the speed restriction

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