Spring is here! Well, it’s here for some people, like Kestrel, who sent some wonderful displays of a burgeoning Springtime. Click for full size!
© Kestrel, all rights reserved.
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Spring is here! Well, it’s here for some people, like Kestrel, who sent some wonderful displays of a burgeoning Springtime. Click for full size!
© Kestrel, all rights reserved.
Space Cake! More images and instructions here.
Real Space! © Peter Kurucz. You can see many more amazing photographs here.
From Giliell. Click for full size!
© Giliell, all rights reserved.
From Giliell. I needed these, too! Click for full size.
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From Charly. My thanks for these, I needed them so, to see beautiful, bright life. Click for full size.
© Charly, all rights reserved.
© Elene Usdin — Les photographies et illustrations ne sont pas libres de droits.
© Elene Usdin — Les photographies et illustrations ne sont pas libres de droits.
© Elene Usdin — Les photographies et illustrations ne sont pas libres de droits.
© Elene Usdin — Les photographies et illustrations ne sont pas libres de droits.
© Elene Usdin — Les photographies et illustrations ne sont pas libres de droits.
Oh, go explore the world of Elene Usdin, a world of wonders and evocative stories! A grand place to get lost and wander. Elene Usdin.
From Lofty, who says: We know when the end of summer is approaching, because the belladonna lilies “Amaryllis Belladonna” come up in the top garden. Click for full size!
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It’s great to see all the older activists out! Photos by David Vassali. You can see more photos at The Advocate.
Hydrophilic beads are fun to play with – they bounce! They also hold and disperse scent nicely.
© C. Ford.
Beautiful snowdrops from Kengi. Oh, to see flowers this time of year! Click for full size.
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A young squirrel noted the feeding stations being filled, and I noticed young squirrel. Told him no, because dinosaur photo day. I was back inside, where I normally am to shoot birds, with the window open. Young squirrel looks at me, I say no again. Young squirrel opts for the pity position, curling one hand in against the chest, a signifier of just how effing cold it is, have pity! No is reiterated. Young squirrel goes the full court pity position, with both hands curled in, it’s really really really really freezing cold! I remarked to young squirrel that he should not have chosen a day with the sun shining and the temp a very unseasonable 54 F.
© C. Ford.
© C. Ford.
Aaaaaw. From Kengi, click for full size.
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