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Spring is not complete without seeing beautiful rhododenrons in full bloom.
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Juvenile male Northern Wheatear on a post. Quite a lot of these as well as Meadow Pipits all on the move today - autumn is coming
Taken at Centennial Park Conservatory
Thanks to Marezia57 for the texture.
Happy Sunday!💝
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This Daylily, cultivar 'Becky Lynn', lives in my garden and is gorgeous in color, but its sculptural qualities that are revealed in black & white really captured my imagination.
"To see in color is a delight for the eye but to see in black and white is a delight for the soul."
-- Andri Cauldwell
Taken in British Columbia's Fraser Valley by David.
A male Peregrine Falcon readjusts his plumage, perhaps to fight off the cold or remove the moisture accumulated from the morning mists.
David
ruffled grouse can typically be approached relatively closely while in the wild....this image was taken within ten yards with snowy background although I will admit their camouflage is amazing....
House Sparrow (Passer domesticus)
Drying off after a bath.
I have a bit on this afternoon so will catch up with your images as and when I can.
Dramatic image of an aggressive crow chasing another from the roof of a derelict barn against a moody sky
Sulphur-crested Cockatoo (Cacatua galerita)
Another from a walk along the Yarra River at Warrandyte on this day in 2019.
This Short-eared Owl was perched on a distant post this morning with it's feathers all ruffled.
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Nature gives us some very delicate features! This little fern is revealing it's new little ruffles!
California, Redwood forest
For macro mondays 'layer'
Thank goodness for macro mondays - I've been meaning to photograph these lovely carnations for a couple of weeks. They seem to have lasted forever!