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I photographed this wild flower head in the conservation area of the village church. I positioned myself so that I captured the "dandelion type" seed head behind it to give the effect of a halo. Or maybe its having a smoke! 29-06-10
A macro shot of the wild flowers growing in a conservation area of Lydiard M.
I think these were just coming into ripeness, and I was tempted to try some, but didn't want to go falling into the ditch that was here, so just licked my lips, and took the shot, and went on my way. Blackberries are one of our favorite berries, and we make cobbler at least once a year with the wild ones we pick. We haven't gotten any this year, so don't know if we'll have the wild ones, but I may buy canned ones at the store, so we at least keep the tradition alive. May you find sweetness in your life, and may you enjoy it all year long. God bless you my friends.
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I took a drive to look for photo ops and spotted, what I at first thought was a horse. It had its head down eating grass and I couldn't see its hind end. Suddenly it put its head up and moved towards the bush, at which point I realized it was an elk. I had never seen any elk in this area before, and it seemed to be alone, so I don't know how it ended up there.
This image is in the public domain. Learn more about the different wild dogs here: The Canidae Family - True Dogs
The Big Woods Lake loop trail takes one through the 10 acre Rotary Prairie Reserve. Before the Great Plains was tilled, it was prairie. On my morning bike ride I stopped to draw one of the indigenous plants that is now in bloom: Wild White Indigo. This one stood about 2 feet tall. Cedar Falls, Iowa. May 22, 2012
我的天我的天～我好愛的童話書where the wild things are要拍成電影了！！
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音樂好好聽，是Arcade Fire
看來它的OST又是我的必要入手碟～
a staple in other southeast asian countries these wild creeping cucumber grows abundantly on vacant lands a favourite of some birds and some local wildlife. the Melothria pendula is native to america and was introduced to other countries during the galleon trade. it is known to have strong laxative properties
While perusing Daiso, the Japanese equivalent of a 99 cent store, I stumbled across this "Inflatable Wild Swan". A quick internet search revealed multiple pictures of this, but no one took a picture of the actual product. The package is awesome!
To state the obvious, this is a an inflatable swan that you are supposed to use as a joke penis. Most novelty products try and make the person playing the joke look smart or cool, but not the inflatable wild swan! This product advertises that is for the use of creepy guys with mustaches. Note that this guy is wearing long underwear, missing a tooth and has a hole in sock with his big toe sticking through.
So, $1.50 at Daiso! In the kids section by the fake samurai wigs and inflatable boobs. Because there is nothing kids enjoy more than a pervy old man pretending an inanimate object is his penis.
Check out the next pic to see the directions. They are FUNNY!
So Wild Bunch Francie repro is one of my holy grail dolls just because the lack of loose dolls on the market and also I don’t think people actually bought many in her initial release in the 90s so she’s rare-ish lol.
She’s a 1997 remake of the 1967 version of Francie that was meant to be Mattel’s first attempt at adding diversity to Barbie’s line but between the idea that Barbie had a black cousin and the fact “Colored” Francie was just a recolour of a white character seems to have turned off many of her potential market and makes her super duper rare on the secondary market.
I’ve wanted one for awhile now but ofc between the original being super rare and the repro just being slightly less so I’ve avoided getting one.
But one of my very good friends revolution-valonia-mk-3 offered to buy one of the dolls on my wishlist, and turns out there was a relatively affordable one from Japan with decent shipping so it’s nice things aligned the way they did lol.
I was hemming and hawing about leaving her in box but it’s obvious this box suffered through many Japanese summers since the elastic tie holding her camera to the packaging melted off and the box has a lot of damage to it.
Funny enough her 1997 price tag is actually MORE expensive than what I paid for her in 2015 dollars.
My biggest disappointment is the melted elastic in her hair but I’m going to see if I’ll actually bond with her or if I get the itchy fingers to customize the heck out of her.
it has taken some time for me to put up new pictures. i have been out of town for a little bit and of course my camera came along. i hope that you like the picture of some of the nature that was surrounding me. have a great week!
Taken at Innermarsh Farm , their set aside fields , with Kale seed and other farmland weeds are fantastic for these little fellas , theres chaffinch ,goldfinch and a good amount of Brambling present aswell in with these mixed flocks. [well 2 are looking!}
Wild Horse Sculpture - A sculpture of 15 wild horses has crowned a barren Central Washington hillside for more than a decade, but the rusted sheets of steel still are an inspiring sight to travelers along busy Interstate 90.
The 200-foot line of life-size charging horses, the creation of David Govedare of Chewelah, Wash., captures a mystical spirit from a time when real wild horses roamed the steppes.
Titled "Grandfather Cuts Loose the Ponies," the scene symbolically re-creates the Great Spirit turning loose a herd of wild horses above the Columbia River's Wanapum Lake.
The artwork can be seen from viewpoints along I-90, about two miles east of the Vantage Bridge over the Columbia River. The eastbound off-ramp has a rough path that leads a quarter mile to the wild-horse monument. (OregonLive.com)
Wild Ginger (Asarum caudatum) has one of the most exotic-looking flower forms of any Pacific Northwest native plant. The inflorescence is easy to miss. The heart-shaped, paired leaves rise on hairy stems and often form dense mats which effectively conceal flowers whose calices (singular: calyx) terminate in long, thready extensions. This moisture lover can be found along streambanks in the lowland forest, but may also occur at higher elevations and in soil which is seasonally damp. This specimen was observed near Tahoma Creek.
photo: NPS/Crow Vecchio
Ramsons aka Wild garlic.
Whilst the foliage is very dense, the flowers seem (at the moment) less dense than usual. Last year like covered in snow !
2025 has been Drier winter as to last year wet winter ?
I could not see any more new buds forming.
Ashford Hangers, near Petersfield, Hampshire.
The most extensive hangers in UK.
National nature Reserve. Special Conservation (SCA).
Unique and rare lichen, rare flora.
Hanger is a wooded steep side of hill;
There were almost too many clouds. The weather was pretty bad, it was drizzling (it did for the rest of the day), temperature was plummeting (around freezing) and thick fogs reduced visibility to a few feet.
I took my chances with the sunrise. This is the iconic scene of the Wild Goose Island with towering mountains on all sides, cowering in the vastness of St. Mary Lake.