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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....
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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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!
Nature gives us some very delicate features! This little fern is revealing it's new little ruffles!
California, Redwood forest
One of the beautiful flowers of the variety of tulips.🌷 This bud was still closed but it's still beautiful. Waiting for Spring again in few months!
I took this small detail of a new plant we bought in the summer for the terrace. It's a very large succulent, the likes of which I've never seen before. it's about 3' high (1 metre). I tried to find out using my Seek app without success but I was more successful with Google Lens. Two possibilities came up - Echeveria giant ruffles or Echeveria crimson tide. As you can see from the title, I mixed up both of the names as either could be relevant 😊
This scrub jay is another capture from the cold day where the birds would just let me approach and stay where they were. It was windy and cold, which helped them make the decision to wait me out!
A Swallow-tailed Kite ruffles its feathers after preening.
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