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1890's pine wood floor in historic building in downtown Lexington Kentucky, now Joe Bologna's restaurant.
This nice little wildflower in the spring woods of Ohio is Wild Geranium. It alsogoes by the name Cranesbill.
Shot through a Rhododendron bush.
Taken in Gallaberry Wood, Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland.
Gallaberry Plantation used to be the grounds of Dryfeholm Manor, demolished in 1952.
I was in "Kaufland" looking for the 3 WGz i still need.
No new Dollz. :-(
Only a Vamderella.
But i saw this Wild Girlz Car.
19,99€
But without a Doll its not intressting for me.
Looking up to mom.
They took a rest behind some vegetations thus making it a bit hard to get good shots. But it does provide for some good bokeh at the right angle. I really liked this shot.
Wild Ginger Flower
I knew that Ginger had a very weird, interesting flower and I thought I should check to see if I cant find any, and the first plant I looked under had a nice big one open. The flower opens at ground level and smells appeals to beetles, which come in to pollinate it, and then the seeds are spread by ants.
Taken in GSMNP. Wild Columbine (Aquilegia canadensis) is native to the woodland and rocky slopes of Eastern North America.
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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We saw about 20 wild turkeys today while mountain biking in Long Ridge Open Space. Never seen so many. It was a good four hour ride, with cooling mists falling for the long climb out.
Best ever display of ox-eye daisies in our wild flower meadow. Last cut was in March and it won't be cut again until the second half of July. The trimmings have to be spread out for seeds to drop out before disposal.
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Belichtung: 0,001 sec (1/2000)
Blende: f/6.3
Brennweite: 270 mm
ISO-Empfindlichkeit:1600
Belichtungskorrektur: 0 EV
Blitz: Off, Did not fire
First wild brown trout captured on the kayak .This fish was quickly returned to the clear cold waters of Scotland.. Noticed the beautiful marking of the fish .
At one corner of the land around the lake there is a patch of ground so irregular that it can't be touched by mowers or trimmers. Because of that, plenty of wild stuff grows all season. Ground cover 'wildflowers' and lots of Sunflowers. In summer it is a place for bees and wasps. In fall, the dying sunflowers attract Goldfinches in large numbers. A great place...so surely it will eventually be cleared. Hope not.