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Various sources quote this plant's western range as SE Louisiana. This is in the Wichita Mountains, considerably west of there. Also saw Wild Purple Indigo. Our beautiful world, pass it on.
Wild Horses in Nevada. All photos in this set were taken just east of Reno Nevada. You take exit 32 USA Parkway off of I-80.
A wild rooster in the Botanical Gardens. The photograph was taken after the rooster had been chased by some "wild" children. ^_^
This image of an African wild dog (also known as African hunting dog or African painted dog) (Lycaon rictus) was captured in the wild in the Kruger National Park.
(It is a bit wet as it had a bit of a cool down in the river as it had a drink.)
(We were fortunate enough to encounter the same pack of about 12 - six adults and six or more pups - on two consecutive days. So, bear with me, there are more to come!)
B-25 44-30129 attracts the attention of the crowds at the "Warbirds Over Monroe" air show. The aircraft is based at the Military Aviation Museum in Virginia Beach and takes its name from when it crash landed in 1963 with a cargo of snakes and alligators onboard...
Aircraft: USAAF North American Aviation B-25J-25-NC SN Mitchell 44-30129 "Wild Cargo".
Location: Charlotte–Monroe Executive Airport (EQY/KEQY), North Carolina, USA.
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Entlang der Radl-Strecke finden sich viele interessante Motive im oberbayerischen Chiemgau, Bayern, Germany !
Along the Radl track there are many interesting motifs in Upper Bavarian Chiemgau, Bavaria, Germany!
My favorite of the wildflowers. Below was the first bloom to open up, and now they're all around this oak.
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Here is a prize from the unedited stash that will break the noir series. This is clearly the case of a captive audience. One for me, one for you and one for the geese. This is without doubt an example of the Tom Lehrer song, "Poisoning Pigeons in the Park." That's probably closer to the truth than feeding wildlife although these geese won't go anywhere to be wild. These snacks probably shouldn't go into the kids either. Here's an instance of starting to shoot wildlife after our spring started to green up. These domestic fowl have taken up permanent residence here, water or ice. No wonder! I met a birder who declared he spotted 28 species on his last outing here. I headed out for another loop of pond #2 and saw gaggles of geese disembarking to weed the surrounding grass areas. These are pretty well in tune with the pitcher. They must not have been really startled and I have nearly had mallards walk over my feet. Seems proper; I walk on them too. This pose struck me as a near form of communication that had not been translated to me except in their actions. In fact I could have been slightly steadier; I found a monopod for quick but steady shots. The day had skies that were less than satisfying. The sky has been bad for a while again and promises more.
Some of the foliage was really greening up in early June and some of the trees were finally budding after the later spring. I bet the parking at the park will be maxed when spring arrives this year.
I was at Golden Ponds, the Longmont, Boulder County greenbelt and rec area and I wanted to look for possible shots even though the sky had been the pits lately. We are about a month away from the longest day but the weather granted us an extended spring. I wandered the green space and took some detail shots that were available, The rippling water gone so I relied on the ducks wake to churn the water, my favorite cottonwood is brown and most cattails and milk weed is seeding the next year's supply. I shot few pictures and kept the sky out of the frame but it's presence shows in the water. I love shooting high contrast scenes with this camera and lens.
Revisiting a gal and outfit I got quite a long time ago but never really photographed on her own…. So it was time she got her due! My pale blonde side-glancing Living Barbie from 1970. She came from her original owner who got her as a present back in Christmas 1970, played with her once and then packed her away for decades…. Hence, she is pretty much unplayed-with and best of all, the owner let me have her and her minty Live Action Ken, both with their complete and mint outfits, for about $20 AUD each! (About $14 USD). Around the same time, I finally nabbed an outfit I have wanted ever since I started collecting: - The funky ‘Wild ‘N’ Wintery’ from 1971. I had already photographed it years ago when I first got it, on my Barbie with Growin’ Pretty Hair, (who wore it in her TV ad,) but I thought it matched this gal’s personality a little better. The wonderful old-school detailing was still there, even with pink stockings hidden underneath those wild thigh-high ‘crocodile’ boots, (Love the matching white ‘croc’ belt!) She’s exploring my backyard on a crisp Autumn day.
There was a field of these wild chives and the purple pink colours looked lovely against the green stems.
A pretty wild geranium on the Blackstone River Bikeway in Cumberland, Rhode Island.
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