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E’ che dietro le cose ci sei tu, Primavera, che incominci a scrivere nell’umidità , con dita di bambina giocherellona, il delirante alfabeto del tempo che ritorna.
(Pablo Neruda)
My street is so pretty this time of year! I took this from my driveway.
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Scilla siberica / Siberian squill / Sibirischer Blaustern.
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A peep into life in the interiors of Himachal.A street in Sarahan village of Shimla district,Himachal Pradesh,India.The basket which the lady is carrying is usually used while picking apples.
Sarahan (altitude around 10000 feet) is situated a little off the main Shimla-Kinnaur highway and is also known as the Gateway to Kinnaur.It is a very quaint place surrounded by deodar forests and apple orchards and commands magnificient views of the snow-capped Himalayas.The village contains some very beautiful specimens of hill architecture.
Unfortunately the weather remained cloudy and rainy during our stay here so my shots are a little dull.
The Blue Jay (Cyanocitta cristata) is an intelligent bird that likes to chatter a lot. They frequently mimic the calls of hawks, especially the Red-shouldered Hawk and Red-tailed Hawk. These calls may provide information to other jays that a hawk is around, or maybe used to deceive other species into believing a hawk is present. Blue Jays communicate with one another both vocally and with body language, using their crest. When incubating, feeding nestlings, or associating with their mate, family, or flock mates, the crest is held down; the lower the crest, the lower the birdâs aggression level. The higher the crest, the higher the birdâs aggression level; when a Blue Jay squawks, the crest is virtually always held up. Blue Jays have a wide variety of vocalizations, with an immense vocabulary. Blue Jays prefer tray feeders or hopper feeders on a post rather than hanging feeders, and they prefer Acorns peanuts, sunflower seeds, and suet. Planting oak trees will make acorns available for jays of the future. Blue Jays often take drinks from birdbaths.
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Unfortunately, some blossoms have suffered a bit from frosty nights.
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Kite Aerial Photograph of Downtown Cedar Rapids in the Spring (re-mastered).
File: IMG_1209 Crop1_Spring Downtown3.jpg
Springtime Shack
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Night photo of an abandoned shack along historic Route 66 in the Mojave Desert in California. The structure is on the property of a house that was destroyed in a fire a week earlier, the same day that the Goffs General Store was also burned, both under suspicious circumstances. I had special permission to photograph this property. Illuminated by a full moon and warm white and red light from a handheld ProtoMachines LED2. Thanks.
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Pentax K-1/15-30mm f/2.8 lens. 6 minutes total "stacked". Each photo 3 minutes f/8 ISO 200. June 2021. (Plate 4425)
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This image of Europe is a composite of Proba-V images from 1–10 May 2014. Launched just over a year ago, the washing machine-sized satellite carries the Vegetation imager designed after the French Spot-Vegetation mission, flown on the Spot-4 and Spot-5 satellites.
Spot-Vegetation marked 16 years of service in May, and has now passed the torch to its European counterpart.
Proba-V maps land cover and vegetation growth across the entire planet every two days. The data can also be used for day-by-day tracking of extreme weather, alerting authorities to crop failures, monitoring inland water resources and tracing the steady spread of deserts and deforestation.
Credit: ESA/VITO
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I created this quilt for an upcoming bridal shower! I used a Jelly Roll of the Verna fabric line by Kate Spain, Kona cotton in Snow and a pattern called Strip Stacks by GE Quilt Designs.
The quilt was a lot of fun to make and pretty easy. I added the white outside border (not originally in the pattern), used a wide blue binding, and pieced the back. I quilted it with a meandering free motion pattern.
The quilt measures about 55 by 75 inches. I hope the happy couple enjoys it!