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“Wild woman are an unexplainable spark of life. They ooze freedom and seek awareness, they belong to nobody but themselves yet give a piece of who they are to everyone they meet.

If you have met one, hold on to her, she'll allow you into her chaos but she'll also show you her magic.”

― Nikki Rowe

 

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Wild flowers in the bow valley. A white lady slipper orchid

  

Another wild cat pic, I've made at Wildpark Atlte Fasanerie Hanau.

Polaroid Big Shot Conversion to Itype Film by Option8, Polaroid Originals Itype Colour Film, no flash

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.

 

americanwildhorsecampaign.org/advocacy

www.thecloudfoundation.org

Once we stop chasing the wrong things, the right ones catch us.

-anonymous

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!

A slightly different shot of the wild horses that roam the Red Desert in southwestern Wyoming.

Sun was breaking through very humid air and the wind was blowing, a difficult shot. It resulted in some weird aspects: fat flares and a reflection of the camera's eyes in the flare, or fog. My first shot with the A54.

Wild stallion in Nevada, showing his fire! :)

 

Free wild horses rock my world!

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Wild West part 2 complete

Mount Robson, in the background, is the highest point in the Canadian Rockies

Wild Garlic growing in the Forest of Dean

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 camping

Laugavegur trail

Emstrur (Botnar)

Vestur-Skaftafellssysla

Iceland

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"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.

Wild Vegetation.

Gefea anymwybodol melyn awyr untumultuous ffyrnig y gwanwyn,

bigorneaux Bourne enfiler luths verts astyrian chant des rossignols,

Stede dolci fiato immaginano simboli settentrionali destino magico splendore di poste,

любуясь туманный росу исчезающий невозвратности драгоценные чувства счастья уединения искусство,

ardens illusiones expertus trekking reinforced illuminati meditatio scandens adulescentia,

klimat flytande ämnen stigande månar söker ursprungs tallar tysta natur täcken metaforer,

angesehenen Themen Literatur Vielzahl Stil elegant anhalt Gräser renga Ushin Struktur verbindet,

spéire rollta opals cuimse delightful lánléargais blossoms exquisite iontach foirceannadh intricate,

explicații luxuriante feathery shrubberies fără cusur transparență marine ultra enwrapt aplicabile mușchi,

最も純粋な当惑エメラルド顕著ヒヤシンスは交絡反射ミナレットをファントムキラリと光ります.

Steve.D.Hammond.

Cinghialetto a Girgini.

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Wild Daffodils in the warm Spring sunshine.

 

Pentax K-3

Pentax DAL 55-300mm

 

Aperture ƒ/5.6

Focal length 120.0 mm

Shutter 1/1600

ISO 100

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.

(Deschutes State Park, Maryhill State Park DSC_6394.jpg)

Wild flowers by our pond

A flower in my garden

Out walking again last Saturday. The weather was foul so only managed to get this single image all day. I think it was worth the effort and I still enjoyed the walking.

An interesting mix of wild turkeys grazing a pasture for their winter forage.

Zimbabwe is home to many proper wild animals (non safari park).

I'm sure there never used to be such a proliferation of wild garlic beside paths and verges a decade ago.

It was quite windy so I opted for a softer focus. It's a bit more dynamic in the light box. Thanks for the visit and have a great week.

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