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Picture is still from march ;) I had been taking a lot of new pictures the last days, now I just need to find time to edit them....
Last in the series of shots taken at Wangara Estate. I found these cable reels quite photogenic in the middle of a deserted paddock
Chincoteague feral pony mare and her foal. When I took this shot there were four foals and a newborn that was about an hour old, each staying close to its mother. It was wonderful to see these beautiful ponies roaming wild and free. Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge, Virginia.
Spanish missionaries brought burros to the Desert Southwest in the 1500s, and they have been in Arizona since 1679. Burros were essential for the exploration and settlement of the West, serving as pack animals during the Gold Rush of the 1800s.
The burros found in Homolovi Ruins State Park are considered "wild burros" as they roam freely within the park boundaries and are part of a managed wild burro population, not domesticated animals.
Photographed in Homolovi Ruins SP, Arizona.
Wild garlic flowers seen near the small river in the forest. There were a lot of them and their characteristic smell was felt all around :)
Wild garlic or bear's garlic (Allium ursinum) is a bulbous perennial flowering plant in the amaryllis family Amaryllidaceae. It is a wild relative of onion, native to Europe and Asia, where it grows in moist woodland. It flowers in the British Isles from April to June, starting before deciduous trees leaf in the spring. The leaves of A. ursinum are edible; they can be used as salad, herb, boiled as a vegetable, in soup, or as an ingredient for a sauce that may be a substitute for pesto in lieu of basil. The stems are preserved by salting and eaten as a salad in Russia. A variety of Cornish Yarg cheese has a rind coated in wild garlic leaves. The bulbs and flowers are also edible. It is used for preparing herbed cheese, a Van speciality in Turkey.
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Kwiaty czosnku niedźwiedziego rosnące przy rzeczce w lesie. Było tam ich bardzo dużo i charakterystyczny czosnkowy zapach czuć było już z daleka :)
Czosnek niedźwiedzi (Allium ursinum) – gatunek rośliny z podrodziny czosnkowych z rodziny amarylkowatych. Rośnie dziko w runie wilgotnych lasów liściastych, często w postaci rozległych łanów. Występuje na terenie Europy, na wschodzie po Ural i Kaukaz, w Europie jest też uprawiany. W Polsce częsty na południu, rzadszy na północy – na stanowiskach naturalnych objęty jest ochroną częściową. Gatunek wykorzystywany jest od dawna jako roślina jadalna, lecznicza i ozdobna. Ma właściwości lecznicze podobne do czosnku pospolitego, a przy tym wyróżnia się atrakcyjnym ulistnieniem i kwiatami. Jadalne są wszystkie części rośliny. Liście mogą być spożywane surowe lub po ugotowaniu, także jako pesto. Dodawane są do zup, gnocchi, risotto, ravioli, serów żółtych i twarogów, także używanych jako smarowidło do pieczywa. Liście i kwiaty dodawane są do sałatek i kanapek, a cebula czosnku niedźwiedziego stosowana może być analogicznie jak ząbki czosnku pospolitego.
Wild love on the ground
Tree does shake with the sound
Of the passions that collide
In the wildness, deep inside
Where sunshine, lights up the skin
It surrenders and allows within
Wild love, hard, but tender
The birds they call , as it does enter
The hidden secrets that now are found
In the wildness, on the ground
... horses build incredible relationships out on the wild rolling plains ... and when they are allowed to remain free ... their bonds of affection often last their whole lives.
Wild coast - Breezy conditions and some choppy conditions across Loch Scavaig with the waves crashing in onto this wild coastline.
The iconic view over to the dramatic Black Cuillin with some excellent late afternoon sunlight catching the rocks at Elgol.
Elgol, Isle of Skye, Scottish Inner Hebrides
Hmm, yeah, yeah
Got me wide, wide open, got a .45 on him
And he pushin' 'bout a hundred and two
Always smokin' somethin', he ain't worried 'bout nothin'
'Cause he ain't got nothin' to lose
I got a thing for the hard liquor on ice
Short days and long nights
Marlboros out the window
Middle finger to the sky
Say you wanna get dangerous
Now you're speakin' my language
I forgot what your name is
So, I'ma call you mine
I'ma call you mine
Got me wide, wide open, got a .45 on him
And he pushin' 'bout a hundred and two
Always smokin' somethin', he ain't worried 'bout nothin'
'Cause he ain't got nothin' to lose
I got a thing for the wild ones (wild, wild, wild)
I got a thing for the wild ones, it's like he knew
I got a thing for the wild ones (wild, wild, wild)
I got a thing for the wild ones, they like me too
Yeah, I'm attracted to things that are really crazy
Asking me how I've been feeling lately
Coming for mine, then it's do or die
I won't let it slide, no stealing bases
No back-and-forth bargaining (now)
No bitchin' and arguing
A whole lotta problems, living in Gotham
And Bunnie's my Harley Quinn (my Harley Quinn)
Was raised in the darkness, forgive me, I'm guarded (guarded)
I have no shame, I'm in love with the heartless
The police will never take us alive
And cowgirls don't cry
Got me wide, wide open, got a .45 on him
And he pushin' 'bout a hundred and two
Always smokin' somethin', he ain't worried 'bout nothin'
'Cause he ain't got nothin' to lose
I got a thing for the wild ones (wild, wild, wild)
I got a thing for the wild ones, it's like he knew
I got a thing for the wild ones (wild, wild, wild)
I got a thing for the wild ones, they like me too
Yeah (wild, wild, wild)
Oh, a thing for the wild ones (it's like he knew)
I got a thing for the wild ones (wild, wild, wild)
Got a thing for the wild ones (they like me too, mm)
Wanna live this wild life, wild, everyday
Wanna say the things people never say
I’ll take all the love and all the pain...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=27cE9FvVO1c
Never go in search of love, go in search of life, and life will find you the love you seek.
Atticus, Love Her Wild
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Dingoes are Australia's wild dog. They arrived in Australia about 5,000 years ago - brought to Australian shores by Indonesian Seafarers. Dingoes do not bark, but howl like wolves.
Dingoes are found through most of mainland Australia, but are absent from Tasmania. Dingoes are found in all habitat types ranging from alpine, woodland, grassland, desert and tropical regions. There are many different cross breeds of dingo/dog so it is very common to see dingo-like dogs even in suburbia. Truly pure dingoes are extremely rare.
Dingoes are most active at dawn and dusk, when their prey is also active. They eat a variety of animals but the majority of their diet is wallaby and kangaroo. They are also known to prey on rabbits, possums, gliders, rats and mice. Domestic livestock do not usually play a major part in their diet, though often they get the blame for attacks on stock by feral dogs or dog/dingo hybrids.
Photographed Fraser Island, Queensland, Australia.
Steve Hitchcock © All rights reserved
Wild love, wild hearts
On the ground, passion starts
Wild love, long and sweet
When two bodies they do meet
Against the tree, among the flowers
Under the sun, soaked in the showers
When tongues they dance, lips they taste
Love is shared with indecent haste
In the fields of green, you find
My desire delivered from behind
As our bodies they do meet
Your teeth they bite , my tongue does eat
A beautiful meal of sensual love
As our hearts they meet above
On the ground, against a tree
Where we share love, wild and free