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Wild Iris, Leica S-006 + 120mm F2.5 APO Summarit-S. San Francisco Bay area.
Amazing that a plant that grows on its own somewhere with no help, and creates a lovely flower that we can enjoy.
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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.
I was only about 2meters / 6ft away. More here: feldhamster-in-wien.blogspot.co.at/2013/07/feldhamster-be...
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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.
Three dots from the wild blue skies over Sussex today:
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High over the South Coast of the UK, Transavia's Boeing 737-8K2 PH-HSM trails past at FL400 on a service from Schiphol to Tenerife as HV6671
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Lufthansa's Airbus A340-313 D-AIGX as LH519 trails across North Sussex at FL390 on her way from Costa Rica to Frankfurt
Using call-sign 'Convoy 6215', United States Navy Lockheed
C-130T Hercules BuAerNo. 164762/JW drones overhead at FL250 on her way from Keflavik towards the 'Med'
Note this one has been retro-fitted with the six bladed props
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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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This beautiful flower was found near Chukitong village, in Wokha district (Nagaland, India). It is a wild flower generally grown on damp rocky cliff. In 2008, my wife and I while traveling through this part of the region found it and brought some plants to try planting on flower pots at home. since then we have been successfully tending it in pots. This picture is one that has just started blooming (6 June 2016.) It blooms once a year in the beginning of June through July. My wife and I could not establish the generic name for this very beautiful flower. Therefore, we just called it July Flower, as it was found in July.
I was lying in the grass photographing some wild horses in the distance when I noticed my friend trying to get my attention. I thought he would frighten the horses away so I kept motioning for him to be quiet.
Finally I looked where he was pointing and realized that this herd was coming almost straight for me!
They changed direction well before they came close to me, but even at this distance the ground shook as they passed. Pretty cool experience...
All orchids have broadly the same overall flower structure, but a huge diversity of flower colour and morphology exists among different orchid species.
Spenceville Wildlife Area along Dry Creek. Yuba County, California. When John Bidwell lived in Chico he was said to have loved to take his guests for rides in his surrey along the creeks in the Chico that are still lined with wild grape to this day. At one point my wife and I made wine from wild grapes we picked in the Chico area.
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?.
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?
Wild turkeys are the largest North American gamebird, weighing up to 20 pounds with a wingspan of up to five feet.
Pink Evening Primrose found on side of back road this afternoon.They are the most delicate flowers love to see them every year in spring on the roadsides blooming