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A sprig of Fennel (Marathos), picked earlier and placed on the Bar counter at Freddie's Beach Bar.

Seen yesterday, love the colours

Now that Thanksgiving is over the turkeys come out of hiding!

Wisley RHS Gardens, Surrey

Wild horses of Sand Wash Basin, Colorado. These two young bachelor stallions were vying between third and fourth spot in the line. The dapple was in third, by the time they finished the brown moved up a notch (really just by outrunning the other).

Williams Lake Stampede the famous wild horse race. Horses must be saddled and ridden between a barrel and the fence sucessfully.

A tree seen along the way to Bodega Bay

Part of the famous Pryor Mountain wild mustang herd dwells in the Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area rather than high up in the mountains. This mare is pretty and very healthy looking, in spite of what seems like low nutritional value forage available to her.

 

This small band (subgroup of a herd, usually with one dominant stallion and numbers of mares, colts, and younger stallions) is often found in the Horseshoe Bend area in the Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area, perhaps because of its easy, year-round access to fresh water.

 

Wild lupin growing on the forest floor near Whitehorse in southern Yukon. It is very hot out now and the shade of the forest offers both beauty and respite.

Check this album out: www.flickr.com/photos/dvojohanson/albums/72177720312034947 / Close up black and white photo of a flower with 5 petals and big buds (monochrome).

October 5, 2018

 

A flock of wild turkeys (Meleagris gallopavo) have started making the rounds in our neighborhood. So far, just the ladies. I haven't seen any of the big toms yet.

 

Brewster, Massachusetts

Cape Cod - USA

 

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California Mid-State Fair, Paso Robles

The Wild Horse Monument in Central Washington. This public art piece sits high on a bluff overlooking the Columbia River and I-90.

A California poppy and a wild flag iris.

On a hike in the forest we found bushes and bushes of wild blueberries. Luscious to pop into the mouths even better to make delicious desserts with. Coming soon to What's For Lunch, Honey?.

I have no idea what this little plant is but I liked the way it bloomed!

Wild South Africa

Blyde River Canyon

Mpumalanga Drakensberg

 

Wild Flower/veldblom

wild ally cat in Waterford city, Ireland.

Hovenweep National Monument

 

An encounter with some wild horses right at the entrance of Hovenweep was serendipitous and exciting. The horse seemed as amused and curious as I was. I later learned that these were in fact feral horses, but who was to say their hearts were not truly wild?

Birding in Perth, Australia

Phlox divaricata, Sparta, Monroe County Wisconsin, 6 May 2020.

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