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The grass was still wet when the sun emerged so the drops sparkled in the light, just had to get low enough. to catch them.. Sorry, I'm going through a bit of a blue phase at the moment!
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Beautiful flowering crabapple trees at the New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, New York. This is one of the weeping varieties, possibly Red Jade.
Home gardeners plant crabapple trees for their gorgeous display of flowers in spring and fruit in the fall. But apple growers will disperse them through an orchard where their natural virility combined with the ability to freely hybridize with conventional apples makes them perfect pollenizers. Growers commonly place one crabapple tree for every six or seven apple trees, Bees and other pollinators then ferry the crabapple pollen to other trees in the orchard.
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Some spring bokeh since it's Wednesday. Hope you have a great one!
Gently processed with Flypaper textures.
Edited to say that there's now a before after and recipe on the Flypaper Blog.
Spring seems to be here! Our Nanking cherry bushes have suddenly burst into life. The other fruit trees look they'll flower soon. Fingers crossed we don't get a hard freeze....you can never tell in NM...ahh such is desert life :)
Grand Prismatic Spring, located in Midway Geyser Basin, is the park’s largest hot spring. It is approximately 370 feet (112.8 m) in diameter and is over 121 feet (37 m) deep.
This geothermal spring is so large that I could not capture the whole feature from the walkway, even with stitched images. The photos of the entire Grand Prismatic Spring are taken from a vantage point that we managed to miss :-(((.
I do like the up close views, which provide much more detail of the deposits below the surface of the water. I will post more in the coming days.
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It's been a rainy and cold spring on the prairies so far this year. It is nice t have a record of the fact that things can be different ;D
Greer Spring is the second largest spring in the Ozarks that flows in to the Eleven Point National Scenic River, and actually doubles the size of the river. Greer Spring averages 200 million gallons of water per day. The spring emerges from two different locations that are a few hundred feet from each other. The upper outlet of Greer Spring exits from a small cave called Greer Spring Cave. The larger lower outlet is a huge spring boil in the middle of the spring branch. From this point the water flows approximately 1.25 miles towards the Eleven Point River at a gradient of 62 feet. Walking the trail to where the spring is around a mile hike. It was designated a National Natural Landmark in 1980.
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Wish all of you a fun filled, healthy and prosperous 2013. May every day in the new year hold the promise of abundance that this spring morning in Yosemite symbolizes.
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If baron Fidelio, is at least a proud father of 41 children, at the moment on his wild meadow, his feelings go through.....
Frühlingsgefühle
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Wenn Baron Fidelio, immerhin stolzer Vater von 41 Kindern, im Moment auf seiner wilden Wiese ist, gehen seine Gefühle durch...
Peace. Moments of joy to all of you.
As shot with a shallow DOF of blooming tulips providing the background. Tulip bulbs purchased online from RoozenGaarde and planted last fall. Experimental photographing through petals.
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A green parrot holding an almond's tree flower, the first tree that flowers after the winter signalining the coming of spring.
This is my new Spring collection of necklaces, ready to go on Etsy and into Galleries. Influenced by blue skies, spring flowers and pastel easter eggs :)
A newly metamorphosed spring peeper (Pseudacris crucifer). Spring peepers are small frogs as adults and this tiny guy would have been dwarfed by a penny.
Here is a link to an adult pic.
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