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I'm sure there never used to be such a proliferation of wild garlic beside paths and verges a decade ago.
Another great wild dog sighting. Gorongosa NP, Mozambique, Sept 2024
Olympus OM-1, 300mm F4 @F5.6, 1/1600, ISO 500
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Wild strawberries can sometimes have pink tinged blossoms. This is the first one I've seen. The leaves it is growing up through here belong to another plant.
June 23rd Update: It is possible that this is the flower of a cultivated hybrid strawberry, possibly an everbearing sort, and not a wild plant after all.
Sunset colours looking east toward the blue shadow of the Earth rising and the pink Belt of Venus above it, constrasting with the pink wild roses in the foreground, the floral emblem of Alberta. Taken from the Battle Creek Overlook at Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, Alberta, July 7, 2014 with the Canon 60Da and 10-22mm lens. This is a high dynamic range stack of 5 exposures.
2x Color Club - Wild at Heart
Tinha esquecido o quanto esse esmalte é maravilhoso!
Já usei uma vez e ainda bem que usei novamente, esse é daqueles que merecem um espacinho especial no coração <3
Maravilhoso, tom de roxo que eu adoro e uma holografia bem bonita no sol!
What I get, I bring home to you:
a dark handful, sweet-edged,
dissolving in one mouthful.
I bother to bring them for you
though they’re so quickly over,
pulpless, sliding to juice,
a grainy rub on the tongue
and the taste’s gone. If you remember
we were in the woods at wild strawberry time
and I was making a basket of dock leaves
to hold what you’d picked,
but the cold leaves unplaited themselves
and slid apart, and again unplaited themselves
until I gave up and ate wild strawberries
out of your hands for sweetness.
I licked at your palm –
the little salt-edge there,
the tang of money you’d handled.
As we stayed in the wood, hidden,
we heard the sound system below us
calling the winners at Chepstow,
faint as the breeze turned.
The sun came out on us, the shade blotches
went hazel: we heard names
bubble like stock-doves over the woods
as jockeys in stained silks gentled
those sweat-dark, shuddering horses
down to the walk.
Dog rose.....the old and the new.
There are still plenty of buds on the trees. A real feast for the eyes.
This is one of about a half dozen wild horses we came across in the paramo at very high elevation (about 12,000 feet) in the Andes near Cerro de Arcos.
This one was photographed in Ecuador guided by Neotropic Photo Tours.
I have a whole collection of Midwinter patterns going. This Midwinter Stonehenge stoneware flat cup and saucer set was produced from 1972 - 1989 only. The pattern is called Wild Oats.
Osprey wild and free / no bird baiting here this Osprey was aggressive and gave me many photo s I had to stand under power lines to prevent being attacked , it was not nesting just plain nasty . Most are not so ...
Taken with a 7D 100/400mm @ 400mm (backlighting) I am looking forward to getting some bigger lens/camera to photograph these and other birds in the wild and free .
Bird baiting is not wildlife photography !
Larger view is better
The feral horses of Vieques are descendents of the horses that invading conquistadors brought there early in the 16th century. Some are branded, claimed by residents who often do not have the land for them to graze and who let them roam free. They have an amazing gait and every night we saw young men riding horses up and down the main drag, displaying their skills.
and we're like the roses
stoned in the backyard
there is no misery
in the time we grew wild.
meet me in a starry November Garden.*
as usual, I want to end the year with a snap of my favorite animal:
African Wild Dog
This was taken at Kwando Lagoon, Botswana
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The hillside where this white beauty resides is brimming with these wildflowers!! Many are pink. They grow long bean-like seed pods.
Wild Sweet Pea (Lathyrus odoratus). Thanks to @evelyn$gerry for the ID! =-)
July 2008.
Another wild cat pic from Wildpark Pforzheim.
This cat has lost her ears in some fight when she was younger.
Cavallo allo stato brado (Wild Horse) - Parco Nazionale del Gran Sasso (Abruzzo, Italy) - Canon EOS 7DII, Canon EF 300 mm f/4 - 11 August 2017.