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A little green frog, that's the closest thing I'd describe this car to. The parasol is the icing on the cake. I am glad that there are people who try to maintain and show this kind of beauty
This False Garden Mantis was sheltering from the sun under a bright Gaillardia. /
Cette Mante Religieuse se servait d'une Gaillarde comme parasol :)
The sun shade located at beach looks beautiful at night under the dark sky with illuminated stars and golden sand in the background.
Sunshade
Beauty in Castle Gardens
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the chocolate wanted to tan a little more but it should have used a sunshade 😉☀️
Olympus E-M1 Mark II + Olympus 60mm F2.8 Macro
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The sun didn't shine at all yesterday - by mid afternoon, the sky was dark, and the atmosphere very heavy. Then the skies opened - it rained, and the thunder rumbled around. Then it really took off - the wind got up and was quite scary, the rain was turned up to deluge proportions, and the thunder and lightning were continuous for about an hour! It tailed off gradually, but the storm lasted several hours altogether - it is lovely again this morning, fresh and sunny.
Smile on Saturday! - LOOK UP TO THE SKY
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Costa del lago Ypacaraí, San Bernardino, Paraguay (1969)
Shore of Lake Ypacaraí, San Bernardino, Paraguay (1969)
Gailardia, named after Maître Gaillard de Charentonneau, an 18th-century French magistrate who was an enthusiastic botanist.
This plant in it's third year has many blooms; the two I freshly planted a month ago are small by comparison and have but one bloom.
They are a perennial, but last only two to three years in my temperate zone.