Giliell found herself climbing the scaffolding of the new house, and took some photos. Click for full size!
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Giliell found herself climbing the scaffolding of the new house, and took some photos. Click for full size!
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Eurasian Blackbird, from Charly. My first thought was “oh, cool, a black Robin!” No matter what they are called, beautiful dinosaurs of the True Thrush family. Click for full size.
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Oh, such wonderful shots! I love white peonies. From rq, click for full size!
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From rq. One of my favourite photo themes to do is the art of decay, because there is art in it, and beauty, and it’s a wonderful illustration of the circle of life. rq says: From northern Ontario, so no endemic European species. But still. I especially love the runic nature f the snail/slug/insect tracks on that rock. Like a code to be deciphered, a secret message from molluscans to you. Click for full size.
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From rq, more beautiful Lilacs. I love the smell of lilacs, it’s one of my favourite things about Spring. Click for full size.
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Downy Whooooosh. Click for full size.
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I can now report that the snow is thigh deep. Not fun, but hoarfrost. And that might be the last time I venture out until effing mud season. Click for full size.
Lilacs, because I say that this day, we all need flowers. From rq, click for full size!
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And covered in beautiful water. From rq, click for full size.
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From rq, it’s all about the spines. Click for full size.
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Blue Jay Whoooosh. Click for full size.
© C. Ford.
Walker’s moth (credit: Thomas Shahan).
A planthopper (credit: Thomas Shahan).
Amazing, awesome, wonder-filled macro photos of some of the beauties living in Belize. There’s much more to see at BBC Earth.
