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While I was talking to Wild Man, I glanced over at this bike and noticed his reflection there so I couldn't very well ignore that.
The Wild Things in concerto ai Magazzini Generali di Milano foto di Andrea Ripamonti per www.rockon.it
This Wild Turkey, Meleagris gallopavo, was photographed in the United States, as part of a research project utilizing motion-activated camera-traps.
You are invited to go WILD on Smithsonian's interactive website, Smithsonian WILD, to learn more about the research and browse photos like this from around the world.
At first I thought these were wild raspberries, but now I'm almost certain they're blackberries. What do you think?
2019 Wild Rice Camp, Alberta, MI. You may use this photograph for educational, non-commercial purposes. Credit "Todd Marsee, Michigan Sea Grant"
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This picture was clicked by my wife. We took a break while driving along the shore of Columbia River and invited by these beautiful wild flowers. The blue background is the Columbia River that separates Oregon from Washington.
Wild Fire in BC, i had been intraped in. Ten minutes after we succeed to leave the dangerous areas, le fire grow up suddently and 12 hours later, pass from 5 hectares to 120.
Wild mustard plants are growing in a field near the foothills of the Sierra Nevada. Compare to Slideshow Bruce's photo taken in the same spot.
Wild horses roam the Current River valley in the Round Spring area. We saw this herd grazing in the riparian forest while laying out new trail.
I went out to explore Wilder Ranch a couple times this weekend. Found some nice spots I will be visiting in the future. The conditions were crappy so here's a detail of one of the spots.
Megan: I love it out here! I could sit here and watch the ocean all day.
(Megan see's a snake)
Ahhh! Can we go home now!?!?!
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The wild garlic is amazing this year. This photo was taken in the bluebell woods I love. The garlic is more advanced than the bluebells at present. Have never tried eating it. Perhaps I ought to with the amount around this year.
I have started a new group 'Flickr without an SLR if anyone wants to add something.
I went for a walk around Polesworth (Nr Tamworth) where my girlfriend lives and I just could not believe how picturesque it was. We passed a small area that looked like swamp land and I immediately noticed a flower, the first thing that came to mind was an orchid and so I gingerly stepped through the swamp land and got this shot. I think it is an orchid. I have heard of rare specimens growing in strange places so maybe this is one. I hope so, my shoes ponged afterwards and there was mud all up my jeans!
Arum maculatum. Cuckoo-Pint or Lords-and-Ladies. From this quite inconspiculous flower of the spring to the bright scarlet berries of the autumn this plant is always a feature of the laneside verge.
We wild camped for 6 successive nights after leaving Pammukale, occasionally it was too warm for the tent!
For the few months that I'm living in Maryland, I've decided that I would make Assateague Island my playground. So, I purchased a pass, and plan to take my camera there often . . .at least until the tourist season. Here are some of my first shots of the famous wild horses that live there. I'm sure I'll be stumbling upon more horses as time goes on!