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Thursday 24 January 2013. File reference: CCL-2013-01-24-IMG_2409
SCAPEColouringCompetition
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries.
Thursday 24 January 2013. File reference: CCL-2013-01-24-IMG_2452
SCAPEColouringCompetition
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries.
Liliaceae (lily family) » Chlorophytum glaucum
kloh-roh-FY-tum -- from the Greek chloros (green), and phyton (plant)
GLAW-kum -- bloom has thin powder (like plums)
commonly known as: scaly-scaped chlorophytum
Endemic to: northern Western Ghats (of India)
Reference: Flowers of Sahyadri by Shrikant Ingalhalikar
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Just a quick, lazy shot while cooking dinner: scapes (from the garden) and leeks (from the store) slowly simmering in butter.
Day seventy-seven/365. As I approached the area of the produce stand in which the animals live, this is the first one I noticed, huddled against the wire fence. I could see, even from a distance, that he was missing some fur. What kind of a skin disease does he have?
The answer came quickly. Another sheep saw me coming and sprang to its feet. It walked forward to the fence, but before greeting me, it simply had to tear a mouthful of fur from its penmate.
What's the motivation for that?! None of the other sheep had any wool-barren skin. Why was this one a scape sheep?
It made me thankful to be a human. So glad we're above that kind of behavior.
My neighbor is this wonderful old Cuban man who grows an amazing garden in his little patch of backyard paradise. His crop of garlic scapes were particularly nice this year. A great subject to try out my "new" RB67.
Sunlight makes kaleidoscopic patterns on leaves as it filters down through the ripples in the Eno River at West Point on the Eno City Park in Durham.