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wild hydrangea, Japanese hydrangea, "Kurenai" (kurenai means crimson in Japanese)
山紫陽花, "くれない"
from the archives
Oh my goodness, wild boar in the wood that I walk in!! Can't believe it..! :)
I have researched as many different tracks as possible (Red Deer, Goat etc..) and Boar is the only one that looks like this but if I am wrong then please do say!
A dawn swim in the sea, off Rosemarkie beach, must have been exhilarating for this group of wild swimmers judging by the noise they were making!
Or asters. I'm no expert. Most of the wildflowers are gone from the Tahoe Basin, but a few are still there, including a good sprinkling of fleabanes.
South Lake Tahoe, Ca. October, 2023.
Pink Wild Rose In Sea of Green
A pink wild rose thrives in a sea of greenery in Rathtrevor Park, Parksville, BC. Dramatic sky in background.
Wild stallion in Nevada, showing his fire! :)
Free wild horses rock my world!
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Searching for wild horses in Utah.
Wild horses in the U.S.A. are almost always under attack from the government in one form or another. There are ways to the advocacy organizations and government to work together -- if the government would chose to do so.
Learn more at American Wild Horse Campaign or The Cloud Foundation.
Ein Glücksfund. War total fasziniert von einem uralten vermoosten Salbeistrauch, als ich im Stamm die winzige Walderdbeere fand. Das Blatt ist ungefähr 1 cm im Durchmesser. Wo sich die Natur so ihren Weg bahnt...
A serendipity. I was fascinated by a very old mossy sagebrush and then found this tiny wild strawberry. The leaf has a diameter of about 1 cm. I´m fascinates by nature conquering the strangest places.
Wild Dog (Lycaon pictus) in Tarangire National Park of Tanzania. the Wild Dog or African Painted Dog is classified as ENDANGERED by the IUCN Red List (3.1).
Wild parsnip is the progenitor of the cultivated parsnip; it is a plant of rough, dry grassland and ‘waste’ ground by roads and railways (favouring chalky / limestone areas); it can occur in public parks.
The root is edible but the shoots and leaves should be handled with caution as their sap contains photo-sensitive chemicals (Furanocoumarins) such as Xanthotoxin. These chemicals help protect the plant from its enemy the parsnip webworm.
However, these chemicals can cause a skin reaction – phytophotodermatitis (more likely on bright, sunny days).
This reaction is not dissimilar to a chemical burn – reddening, blisters and burning - so handle with care!
This plant's mass of simple, open flowers is attractive to a wide range of insects, particularly hoverflies and various types of beetle such as Red-headed cardinal-beetle - Pyrochroa serraticornis, not to mention the bonking beetle (aka soldier beetle!)
I have no idea which beetle this is, but if anyone can ID it for me, I'd be grateful! :-)) Looks a bit like a Longhorn but I'm not confident!
Met a group of Daytona's infamous homeless population. A core group gave me a grimy tour and were friendly and cool, reveling in the interest and day-to-day dramas of the streets. A wild, varying group of characters and personalities - all had their stories and interesting quirks.
As they put it often, they follow a "different path".
"Wild Abandon" has been featured before in my photostream (see here. It is one of several statues that was commissioned as a fund raiser and public art program called "Horse Fever II" as part of the 10 year anniversary of the original program in 2001 to celebrate Ocala and Marion County, Florida's heritage in the horse industry.
I decided to revisit it and try to get a slightly different angle with a different lens this time.
Our Daily Challenge - Group 2: Multi-colored.
The rest of the "Horse Fever" series, featuring both old and new statues can be found here.
A wild burro outside Oatman, Arizona, U.S.A. (Apr. 5, 2020)
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Where: Wild Things Summer Gacha Event - Started July 26, 2014
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**He scared me lol! Have a good time exploring this amazing sim**
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