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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.
Ele-Muuy Wild Coffee (Malmac depressa)
Lamanai Archaeological Reserve
Shore excursion to Belize: Lamanai and New River Safari
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!?!?!
Pentax K100D, DA 16-45mm f/4
31mm, f/8, 1/30 sec, ISO 200
All pics taken at the Wild Wood Trust in Kent. All images are public domain (because I say so) and can be used as reference or for altering by anyone. Great place to visit if you're interested in animals, info on the Wildwood here: www.wildwoodtrust.org/
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!
The California wildfires, caused by hundreds of lightning strikes, created heavy smoke over much of Northern California. The smoke was a good natural solar filter around the time the sun started setting.
SOLD. Hint Jewelry fine silver hand-made pendant; brown opal rondelles, most hand-wrapped with sterling wire; ss s-clasp & findings.
Pendant from Hint Jewelry; brown opal rondelles from Magpie Gemstones.
This necklace was inspired by the patterns and the colors of Little Wild Horse Canyon in Utah.
Wild Buffalos now mostly inhabit the north eastern part of India. The central Indian population is on the verge of extinction with only a few individuals reported from Chhatisgarh. Loss of wilderness and habitat has brought down the numbers of this majestic species. Extremely aggressive and one needs to be careful when dealing. Soon after one of my visits to Kaziranga I got news of a forest guard, who was with me for 4 days, having been severely injured by them.
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.
finally got a photo of one,at my local wood while taking bud for a walk,
caught me by surprise had me fumbling around with camera ha ha
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!