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Buckbrush berries
40 million years old
Golden, for ANOTHER snowy day
Tightly coiled to keep warm
Uphill and downhill
Blowing in the wind
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My first Snowdrop
After the kill
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Towards the light
Scanning their world
Chocolate Checker Mousse Cake
Delicious pink
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Female Ring-necked Pheasant
Promise of spring
Bliss without guilt
Thanks for posing, little guy
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Rust Fungus
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Trembling Aspen
Boo!
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Deep in thought
Bokeh berries
Australian Stone Curlew
Like between ripped paper
Colour mixture
Dressed in all his finery
Spring arrivals
A touch of light
Hiding out
Till the new season begins
King of the Spruce tree
Wearing its fur coat
Feasting on berries
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Well, the poor Prairie Crocuses looked rather battered and droopy this morning, after the awful snow storm we had two days ago! They were all closed up, with their little fur coats - solar heating, Crocus style!
"This furry little perennial is actually not a crocus, which is in the Lily family; it's really an anemone, in the Buttercup family."
"This furry little perennial is actually not a crocus, which is in the Lily family; it's really an anemone, in the Buttercup family."
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