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Soulis: I Love the Springtime 1.

Cream cup

Carrizo Plain

Eastern Screech Owl

Montgomery County

Springtime -- Concord, Massachusetts.

Paper daisies in early spring with their insect visitors are always a welcome sight.

This is a leaf rolling weevil on the flower. Apparently the leaf rolling weevil is believed to have a fungal antibiotic in the glue used to seal their eggs into a rolled leaf egg chamber to protect their eggs.

 

Vivitar 105mm f2.5 at f8 PA042078

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I'm sorry for being MIA all week. It's just been one of those awful weeks when I just want to drop everything and go chill on a beach somewhere. I did get some quality time with my 3 week old nephew yesterday though (I'm lucky that my oldest brother and his little family live really close to me, so I'm there every opportunity I get). He's such a cutie pie and I'm a seriously proud auntie! Being with him and my sister in law totally brightened up my week. :D

 

Happy Fence Friday! I hope you all have a fantasic weekend. I'll be catching up with you all today/at the weekend. :)

In one frame, everything Springtime came together for me one morning in April. Spring buds were just starting on the bare trees as a farmer tilled his field. The spring planting was only a couple weeks away for what would be the August corn crop. In the distance, Shippensburg school students wrapping up the Spring semester wait at the crossing while a Norfolk Southern train passed through on the Lurgan Branch. Spring means ballast trains are running again, hauling stone cars to and from the quarry in Birdsboro, PA for track projects across the rail network.

Aphids (greenfly) attack a rose.

Bainbridge Island, WA

We saw this one on our walk a couple of weeks ago. Two weeks on and the lilac has all but gone

Winchester is beautiful in the Spring!

D700 @ 125mm - f/2.8 - 1/500 sec - iso 400.

Nikon70 -200mm2.8VRII.

Best time for beeing out, strolling around and taking some pics - springtime

Shot during another outing with my new old Japanese Dukane projector lens. I have it rigged so it functions as a close-up lens. I'm trying to determine if it was worth the effort to rig it so It would fit on my Sony camera.

The fruit trees and ornamental fruit trees are the only thing blooming right now here in bone-dry Santa Fe. It has not snowed any significant amount all winter and has not rained either since the calendar turned to spring. I think all the plants are struggling right now. Here and there you can find some Daffodils but that is about it.

wood sorrel Waldsauerklee, taken in nature reserve Duvenstedter Brook Hamburg

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Taken last spring, these delightful buds are from the Crabapple tree in our front yard. I can't wait to see them flowering again in a couple months!

Springtime changes so quickly depending on weather and which cat is perceiving it. Pepper here thinks it is going to start raining again any moment, and why don't I open the front door and let us both in... completely ignoring the daffodils. Happy Caturday theme 20 Mar 2021 (Vernal Equinox) "Spring." And he made Explore! Starting at 375.

One sunset, 4 focal lengths. The extremes are, apparently most interesting as entirely different pictures: while wideangle is often a landscape 'default', the closer look explains why telephoto is just as essential for landscape photography.

Wilmington square, London

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The Milky Way shines over the hills and valleys of northern Vermont. The white patches on the left is the remaining snow on ski trails and a lift line.

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