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Taken in Gilstead, WYorks, UK
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Good morning everyone. Just a simple collage of some random photos taken this Spring while out & about. Starting in the upper row on the left is Woodland Phlox (Phlox divaricata) one of the first woodland flowers to bloom each Spring, followed by tree bark of a River Birch (Betula nigra) then a Six-Spotted Tiger Beetle (Cicindela sexguttata).
Second row from left to right is a Wild Indigo Duskywing (Erynnis baptisiae), my first of the year of a returning Chipping Sparrow (Spizella passerina) and last but not least, an American Bullfrog (Rana catesbeiana), which was quite large...a good 6 inches (15 cm) in length.
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Thank you for stopping by...and I hope you have a truly great first week of May.
Lacey
Cherry blossoms in mid May in Vancouver
Will be on and off Flickr as I will be busy with grand kids for a while
This trio of the classic design of vintage British telephone boxes is a popular subject for photographers on the historic Royal Mile. There are few of these old classic designs left, but the phone company has left some in historically sensitive area like this, Last night they were highlighted with the swirling snow which had been falling all through the day (welcome to springtime in Scotland!) so I snapped another quick shot of them on the way home.
The excellent pairing of 46521 and 7325 depart from Bridgnorth with a re-enactment of a Cambrian Coast Express in beautiful springtime sunshine back in 1999.
Mamiya 645. Velvia.
Out on the Bikes yesterday in the sunshine and came across these Springtime Flowers along the Hedgerow.
this is an idea I've had for a couple of months, slowly brewing in my head. the design is really about finding happiness and inner peace, for me at least.
Passing springtime dandelions, an Iowa Northern freight heads south through Rockford, Iowa, on May 21, 2014.
Taken in early May 2018 in Valvehouse Draw. Caribou-Targhee National Forest. Bannock Range mountains of southeast Idaho.
Until I started taking shots of the Irises that have been blooming earlier this year on the ranch, I didn't realize that Iris derives its name from the Greek word for rainbow, which is a reference to the many colors found throughout its numerous species. This group was blooming near our driveway.
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Spring is on the way, even though the UK appears to have gone mad about the snow. Here in the Wyre Forest area, we only have a light sprinkling, so far!
A late wintery blast at York, as a stormy night produced a covering of snow as Class 55 'Deltic' No. 55004 'Queen's Own Highlander' awaits departure with the 0805 service to London King's Cross on 25th April 1981. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
yes, Springtime has come :-)
it's nice and warm, no more snow. Birds are loud and happy, singing, fluttering and building nests.
That one is probably prepearing for building or cleaning his old apartment. After a while he was trying to clean his beak and he did it :-)
I can find plenty of dirt from the old nests. First, they clean it than they add new soft fur of my Qanuk :-)