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This beautiful spring wildflower often grows in large colonies in shady, damp woodlands. The spike contains dozens of pale blue blooms rising a foot or two above ground level.
Wild daisy flowers growing in the North of Malta. Taken with the Canon 5D4 and their 50mm 1.4 lens at f/2.0 and converted to black and white in Lightroom.
Looked for ages for a kingfisher with a great background. Didnt perch on the right spot but cant have it all.
Since I’m greedy I wish we had seen more wild elephants, but it was a pleasure to see this one after seeing so many captives saddled for the tourist trade. A wild Asian elephant at Kui Buri National Park, Thailand.
Photos taken in SL at the 2017 Wild Hunt Ball:
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View On Black, Yes this is Mandatory
Happy Bokeh Wednesday
Thought I would upload a new Watermark text, hence the delay..
I am currently Working on a A & C Logo and trying to come up with a new Watermark .
Shot this image at Upper Peninsula of Michigan.. Yellow bokeh is from other wild flowers
Edit: Barely made it to the explore 500 on Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Explored Highest 114 on Thursday, October 16, 2008. Thank you all
I had a deep red Rhodie where this one is now and the squirrels dug around it and broke a limb off and it finally died this last summer... Sooo, I got another one and this is it's first blooming.. I am so excited to see how healthy it is and the fellow who does my yard is going to put a screen barrier just under the bark dust so the squirrels can't dig at the roots... I have never seen a rhodie this color and the name of the bush is Wild Ginger!!
I'm not sure what kind of wildflower it is but it certainly stood out amongst the surrounding greenery!
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I took this image of a male Wild Boar a couple of years ago. It's one of a series of shots that I'd been hoping to achieve for a while. This particular boar's routine involved walking this route through the woods towards the end of the day, so I found a suitable place to wait to trigger the shots. Most of the series is better lit and sharper, but I prefer this angle. The later shots in the series were spoilt by mud and boar snot which ended up all over the lens :)
The wild begins where you least expect it, one step off your normal course
Bernard Malamud
tones: Isabelle Lafrance
texture: Cris Buscaglia Lenz and Texture Time
sorry, i have a no time for regular visits .....
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Wild Arum / arum maculatum. Pioneer Meadows, Derbyshire. 20/04/18.
A fresh Wild Arum plant, one of many in a rather damp, shaded area of woodland. This specimen had plenty of dark blotches on its leaves, making it very attractive. However, I noticed that the majority of plants in the area completely lacked these leaf markings.
LA: Viola tricolor var. polychroma
EN: Wild pansy
DE: Gewöhnliches Stiefmütterchen
HU: Vad árvácska / háromszínű árvácska
Padis Plateau, Bihor County, Transylvania, Romania.
Pádis fennsík, Bihar, Erdély
One of this years Barn owls (wild) from a site that Rob and I have been working this year. Months of preparation work making sure the birds welfare always came first without exception, enabled us to get shots like this.
Wild Cucumber
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