Purple Deadnettle: The 40th Flower of Spring!
The Amazing Striped Orb Weaver Spider!
Mysterious Yellow Beauty: The 41st Flower of Sprin…
Manzanita Blossoms
Oregon-grape Blossoms
Happy Shiny Mushroom Family
Wild Blue Flax: The 42nd Flower of Spring!
String of Seeds
Rolled-Up Rusty Popcornflower Stem
Miniature Lupine: The 43rd Flower of Spring!
Pistil Power!
Pumpkin's Bright Eye
Pacific Madrone Buds: 44th Flower of Spring!
This is My World
Pastel Henderson's Shooting Stars
Lovely Miniature Lupine Blossoms
Small-flowered Tonella: The 45th Flower of Spring!
EEEK!! It's a Tremor's Graboid!!
Many-Flowered Bedstraw: The 46th Flower of Spring!
The Breathtaking Bleeding Heart
Nature's Water Pearls 2
The Tiny Wolf Spider & The Photoshop Challenge!
Common Vetch: The 47th Flower of Spring!
Heartbreak
San Francisco Woodland Star: the 39th Flower of Sp…
Heart of a Jonquil
Yellow-Tinge Larkspur: The 38th Flower of Spring!
Stop Playing with Your Food!!
The Awesome Golden Jelly Cone!
Flower Crab Spider on Shortspur Seablush Blossom
Meadow Mushroom Taking a Stroll
Goldfields: The 37th Flower of Spring!
March of the Droplets
Burrowing Clover: The 36th Flower of Spring!
The Cycle of Life
Narrowleaf Mule's Ears: The 35th Flower of Spring!
Mushroom Shield
Polinated Hover Fly!
Common Chickweed: The 34th Flower of Spring!
Double-Decker Pixie Lichen!
Buttercup Beetle Bonanza
Thank You to All My Friends!
Annual Bluegrass: The 33rd Flower of Spring!
How Do YOU Spell Cute?! B-A-B-Y B-L-U-E B-E-L-L-Y!
Shortspur Seablush: The 32nd Flower of Spring!
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About a month ago, Steve and I went to the top of the Upper Table Rock to take pictures of spring wildflowers and whatever else we could find that was cool. The Table Rocks are flat on top, hence their name, and at one time there was a landing strip on the Lower one. Steve and I were taking pictures when we heard a plane overhead, and to our surprise, found a one-seater flying extremely low above us. We don't think he actually planned to land, but it made for a chance to take some fun pictures! By the way, check my EXIF data: this picture was taken with my 100mm macro lens!!! :D
If you would like to know more about the beautiful Upper and Lower Table Rocks, which we can see from our home, Wiki has a wonderful page here: Wiki Upper and Lower Table Rock
This image was taken in March, 2012.
If you would like to know more about the beautiful Upper and Lower Table Rocks, which we can see from our home, Wiki has a wonderful page here: Wiki Upper and Lower Table Rock
This image was taken in March, 2012.
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