Wild Horses in the wild!
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A pile of wasted public expending / Un montón de dinero público tirado
[Esp/Eng] El que fuera Pabellón de Aragón en la Expo 2008 de Zaragoza estaba destinado a ser la sede del Departamento de Presidencia del Gobierno de Aragón. Siete años más tarde sirve de improvisado palomar urbano. Es obra de Daniel Olano del gabinete Olano y Mendo Arquitectos con un coste coste presupuestado en 21,7 millones de euros que finalmente ascendieron a 29,6 millones. / This was the Pavillion of Aragon during the International Expo 2008 Zaragoza. It was intended to host the Head Office of the Department of Presidence of the Aragonese Government. Seven years later it works as a makeshift urban dovecot. It was designed by Daniel Olano of the Olano and Mendo Architects Office with an initial estimated cost of 21.7 M € which eventually rised up to 29.6 M €.
Here my picture of one of my favorite lakes deep into the wild nature of Switzerland's mountains which I visited 3 months ago.
Hello all nice Flickr friends.
Corona are here slowly going better. Less on hospital everyday, even it´s not yet over.
So far I have managed without getting sick.
And now I have to be extra careful, because next week my eye will be operated on.
The lens should be lifted up in its proper place and sewn together. Sounds worse than it is.
My golden vibes were photographed several years ago, but this year there are also large fields of flowering Cowslip. Nature shows itself at its best,
perhaps because we are reminded, now during the pandemic, of how wonderful it is, and that we must handle carefully.
Texture: LenaBem Anna, thank you.
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Right now the whole field is filled with blooming Fritillaria in my natural area. A pink shimmer if you go there early in the morning.
I often desire this protected area, with all the wild flowers from the simplest ordinary to unusual as orchids.
Texture: my own.
African Wild Dog in the Kruger Nationalpark, South Africa
The world is like a book and those, who do not travel, only read the first page.
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There are 8 Polar bears at Yorkshire Wildlife park and boy do they love their lakes!! This is a youngster who lives with his mother and two siblings. It's a joy to spend time watching them. This never gets old!!
Wild Galanthus, found at the northern end of the English Garden in Munich.
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Sun suffocate the atmosphere
But I'm safe with you far away from you
Another fire through another open door
It's what I'm living for
Breath of mine be all that you need
It's not much from a broken nothing
Wear another truth on your turned-up sleeve
This is everything I dream
Uh uh yeah he-hell no
I am wild eyed and waiting
Uh uh yeah he-hell
I am wild eyed and wandering
Fortunately I have enough of you
You say it's not where we are
It's not what we choose
Looking out from all that you have built
With red skies I will drift
Uh uh yeah hell no
I am wild eyed and waiting
Uh uh yeah hell no
I am wild eyed and wandering
Uh uh what are your dreams?
Uh uh what are your dreams?
I've known this lady for three years now. Raccoons can live up to 20 years in captivity but in the wild it's usually 1.5 to 3.5 years. I am hoping to get a bit more time with her. She has already lost two of her four babies this summer. It's a tough life being wild.
Fairhaven - maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Fairhaven%20Redux/132/208/28
Wild Blue - John Mayer - www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUwynJ-WHGo
Carl Zeiss Jena Pancolar 50mm f1.8 I really like this lens, especially the details in the dark areas😊
Stopped on the road down to Glen Etive to grab this one, not sure of the mountains name. Maybe Ben Starav?
Always good to see these dramatic beauties arrive in their small concentrations scattered at spots along the bank of the lake, providing an annual challenge to my canoe balancing skills.
"It is nice to think how one can be recklessly lost in a daisy!"
-Anne Morrow Lindbergh
This photo was an accidental shot. But like many mistake photos (in this case, the overexposed settings) I rather liked the effect and learned something. I found the overblown-out daisy petals, with only the yellow centers visible, interesting - as if they were being transported to another dimension.
Taken June 28, 2021