Capture: Spring is Like a Perhaps Hand
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Feeling left out of the Tui party. This from a while back. May have posted before, but can't recall...
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
Feeling left out of the Tui party.
This photo is old but makes me think of Summer.
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Jos,
This is from this morning
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
This is from this morning
They really are spesh huh?
This is from this afternoon. :) -
Jos,
1 & 3 have a special charm!
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
1 & 3 have a special charm!
Thanks , I liken those to the mood. 2 is like a mad womans shit. All over the place. :)
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Speaking of mushrooms, you all don't leave mush room for improvement...
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More spring, October 2009.
1) Peach blossom.
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Lilith __, in reply to
you all don’t leave mush room for improvement…
Jackson, you're a fun guy! ;-)
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All right, if we’re bringing out the funguses, I found these flying saucers in Dunedin in March last year. Autumn.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
All right, if we’re bringing out the funguses, I found these flying saucers in Dunedin in March last year. Autumn.
That guy at the bottom looks like a flying sorcerer : )
Georgous light too...
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That's all I got in the fun guy department.
Here's another flower.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Here’s another flower.
Ahhh : ) Tulips ......
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Columbine, Aquilegia, Granny’s Bonnet.
And a spring time gate in a far away country.
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Lilith __, in reply to
Columbine, Aquilegia, Granny’s Bonnet.
I love columbines! Some of my gardener friends consider them a vile weed. They're certainly good at surviving. :-)
Nice gate too.
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Anyone interested in NZ fungi should check out the Hidden Forest website. The site navigation is peculiar, but the content is amazing.
And if you think you're a dedicated photographer, check out the page on photographing slime moulds!
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Weeds! It's all perception!
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Lilith __, in reply to
Weeds! It’s all perception!
I once read a gardening column about cultivating oxalis. Cultivating! It suggested keeping it in a pot if you were worried it might become invasive. :-)
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
I once read a gardening column about cultivating oxalis. Cultivating!
I think it's popular like that in Greece. Then there's the decorative hedge - privet...
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Jos,
Lovely stuff guys, love that gate especially!
I gots me a puke on the walk to work, proud young one...
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Jos,
close up
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Jos,
and a set of still dreaming ducks
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Lilith __, in reply to
close up
Good-looking!
I remember visiting the wildlife centre at Mt Bruce (near Masterton) and seeing the "takahe" hand-puppet with a plastic beak that they use for feeding takahe chicks. I thought the plastic beak looked incredibly fake and unconvincing until I saw a real takahe in the flesh and its beak looked equally fake. :-)
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Joe Wylie, in reply to
I thought the plastic beak looked incredibly fake and unconvincing until I saw a real takahe in the flesh and its beak looked equally fake. :-)
Ditto for platypus - almost too perfect :-)
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Geoff Lealand, in reply to
There is a version, with very pretty pink flowers, growing on our roadside bank. It puts on quite a display, before the council mower comes along, The Brits are reputed to grow this as a border plant. If it stops raining, I will take a photo,
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