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A wild cat, I've seen at Wildpark Atlte Fasanerie Hanau.

Wild Flower's of all size's and Color's,can be found, if you stop and look.

Woodland path through Wild Garlic in Botley Woods near Fareham in Hampshire

Spring is in the air and these Toms were strutting their stuff for the ladies. They kept gobbling and jostling for the attention of about 8 females in the area.

Cranberry Marsh, Whitby, Ontario

Chena Recreation Area, Alaska

(177/366) Plenty of wild Strawberry plants growing in our garden. For 100 Flowers group www.flickr.com/groups/100flowers/

Wild Flower Patch in my Garden.

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TAMRON SP 150-600mm F/5-6.3 Di VC USD A011

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A Mallard male in the bright February sunshine. Feeding time.

Island of Bonaire

Mill Creek, Bitterroot Mountains

Wild Carneddau Pony foal above Penmaenbach, Conwy.

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West Coast National Park (South Africa)

 

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Decided to go for a walk this morning over Cannock Chase. I managed to get the loan of a vehicle. My son had a bad accident yesterday in my car, he is fine, so is his mate, God knows how, but the car it a complete write off.

Anyway I enjoyed my walk in the mist and rain and its cleared my head.

The light was just right to get the seeds sharp and not over-expose the petals.

 

Also, called Common Sunflower, Helianthus annuus. Pedals are wider and larger than blackeye Susan and seeds are looser.

If the Poppies are redder the other side of the fence, then plant your own ~ KissThePixel 2017

 

On my way to the office on my new vintage bike I saw this poppy on the side of the road growing wildly through the fence, took a brave moment to capture this, but it was so beautiful it had to be done HFF

M.Zuiko digital ED 300mm F4 IS Pro

 

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A single flower standing proud.

Wild geranium flowers are pinkish. This plant's roots contain alum and was a useful medicinal in times past.

I saw these wild flowers on side on hill. The purple shading is sun hitting on the white petals of the flower.

Taken Ives Run Campground

Tioga, Pa

 

Shafer Canyon Road - Canyonlands National Park, Island in the Sky District, Utah

One of the things that makes the Galápagos so extraordinary is how wildlife feels like it belongs—and you’re just a quiet visitor passing through.

You might find yourself drifting alongside a sea turtle as a school of fish scatters in the blue. Or watching a marine iguana bask in the sun before launching into the surf like a miniature dragon. Sally Lightfoot crabs scurry like living jewels over the lava rock, while giant tortoises lumber through the highland forests

I've highlighted some of the amazing birds in previous posts. In the Galapagos, it's about wild, ancient life in all forms—and being able to witness it up close in a place that still has a primal feel.

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High Mountain Desert, Nevada, USA

( I was surprised this stallion was so trusting and confident he approached within a few feet of me. The late afternoon high desert light made him glow ... )

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St James Garlickhythe

yep these are sure wild flowers ...... they say these tulips can bite

so care is needed when picking them .....very much abstracted

many thanks for looking in & hope you have a great day

   

As I've said before, if I wait long enough most of all the wild population passes through my yard. This tom turkey came through yesterday in the rain. Yes, I know my yard looks like an unmown field. Because I refuse to cut the buttercups down until their time is past and I have yet to pick up all the sticks and branches that blew down in the last big wind! LOL I'm happy to see the Hosta plants still there though. Most of the time the deer have eaten them all by now! Still waiting on the bear......

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