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This beautiful evergreen is a herald of the beginning of spring. Thank you to my Flickr friends for helping me identify this plant that is well-suited for shady gardens. It is apparently drought-tolerant once established, though best in evenly moist soil; it should be watered well during extended dry periods. If seedlings are not desired, remove spent flowers before seed is set.
Jinxie was really wired up yesterday! I guess he's got spring fever! He ran up and down this tree so many times, and bit and clawed at the branches like he was trying to kill it. He's just crazy!
Papa Tian scratches on the ground as he reacts to Mama Mei's presence; he'll end up digging a hole to get to the other side
Handcrafted, OOAK, fashion doll furniture in 1:6 scale from Abigail's Joy.
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The first Daffy has arrived on a very windy day which forced me to abandon any thought of getting a sharp shot. Moral of the story: when its fuzzy add a vignette. Thanks for the look and have a great evening.
It's spring fever. That is what the name of it is. And when you've got it, you want - oh, you don't quite know what it is you do want, but it just fairly makes your heart ache, you want it so! ~ Mark Twain
Another gorgeous spring day, another friend with a (bright and clever) little girl, and boom - photos! Toddlers, as it turns out, are the perfect age to be adorable - and utterly disinterested in being models. This outtake though is one of my faves from this afternoon.
Orchid: Vanda Taweesuksa X Vanda Sanderia
Fort Lauderdale, Florida ~ Quinta-Flower 289
South Florida ~ Broward County U.S.A.
(two more 'purple vanda' photos in the comments)
Amazing Natural Design ~ Nature's Bizarre Beauty
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I know photos of bluebells are a bit of a cliche at this time of year, however its hard to ignore them when they are putting on quite a show. Would have preferred a little stronger side lighting but the soft warm light does give the image a nice relaxed feel.