View allAll Photos Tagged springtime
[10:52] (You): tu crois qu'on sera guéri au printemps ?
[10:52] Dandy Warhlol (terry Fotherington): franchement j'espere
Hi Folks, Springtime in France!
Cheers - and thanks for your support here on Flickr!
All rights reserved - Copyright © 2012 Philippe Sainte-Laudy
More on my website ! Springtime
Thank you all for your visits and comments!
You can follow me on Tweeter
Cheers and thanks for your support here on Flickr
When people think of Provence and the South of France, they tend to think of sunshine, olive groves, and lavender fields. Although we do get a lot of sunshine, Provence is not always like that. To set the record straight, here is a picture - taken in mid-March - of a hail-stone (grêle) storm.
Hold onto your hat...do the high five...jump for joy...Springtime is here !!!!
Pushing on that trigger is like pulling magic into my very soul...Darrell.
Have a safe and fabulous spring day !!!!
Pastel and very delicate crabapple blossoms. A whiff of wind and poof, the blooms will disappear.
Thank you for your visits and comments, they're all very much appreciated. Have a great day!
This Great Egret, my first sighting of the season, was hanging out high in this tree for more than two hours on a recent day. It moved about and turned its head slightly from time to time, but never moved from this spot while I was in the area.
This Egret is in breeding plumage, when the lore (or area behind the bill) turns green, and the bird develops long showy plumes, known as aigrettes, on its back side. The aigrettes are somewhat visible here.
Catch a breath of fresh air and delight your springtime enchantment in the forest.
Pushing on that trigger is like pulling magic into my very soul...Darrell.
Have a safe and enchanting day dear Flickr friends !
Plants within genus Magnolia produce some of the most stunning floral displays on the planet. Elegant, graceful, so very beautiful.
I came across this breathtaking small tree on a neighbourhood walk last spring and stood enjoying its beauty for a long while. It truly was enchanting.
Named for the French botanist Pierre Magnol (1638-1715). Fossils from the Cretaceous period (145-66 million years ago) have been discovered - so these plants are considered some of the first flowering plants on Earth.
© All rights reserved.