Share your beautiful photos of the gardens and parks you have visited, or of remarkable private gardens.
Be careful not to get a close-up of flowers, that's not the objective, just beautiful scenes !
The only ambition of this "Birds of my world" Group is to want to modestly participate in raising awareness among a larger number of people about the protection of birds, so that one day, future generations cannot blame us for having destroyed their environment. The land and animals do not belong to us. Learning to respect the earth and animals is learning to respect man.
A showcase for all that's best about English gardens. They can be private or public, large or small, owned by the National Trust or English Heritage, they can be any kind of garden as long as they are in England and are beautiful to behold!
Let us see your pictures of flower beds and lawns, herbaceous borders, general garden views, groups of tubs, anything that represents a typical English garden, but no flower close ups, please.
Users helping users
Do you have problems at ipernity? Nothing in the help section? The team is busy?
Or did you find something out (even elsewhere), you want to share with other members?
Support ipernity and support the team in this group. A place to keep all the selfmade FAQs, HowTos, hints and help other members.
A place users can help users...
A group for all the Flickr Members who left for Ipernity and of course the other also
This is a general Group, but PLEASE NO NUDITY
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To welcome pictures shot of any UK native wild birds.
In my case, I see lots more seabirds than other species because of my location, which explains why there's so many shots from me of Fulmars and Gulls, etc. But that's only down to my location rather than any implied preference in what's admissable here.
If some sort of criterion is needed to decide if your shot qualifies, it should be easy really. Did you take your picture in the UK? And - was the bird wild or captive? (I'd rather it was…
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# Beautiful gardens and parks
Share your beautiful photos of the gardens and parks you have visited, or of remarkable private gardens. Be careful not to get a close-up of flowers, that's not the objective, just beautiful scenes !
Birds of my world
The only ambition of this "Birds of my world" Group is to want to modestly participate in raising awareness among a larger number of people about the protection of birds, so that one day, future generations cannot blame us for having destroyed their environment. The land and animals do not belong to us. Learning to respect the earth and animals is learning to respect man.
Gardens of England
A showcase for all that's best about English gardens. They can be private or public, large or small, owned by the National Trust or English Heritage, they can be any kind of garden as long as they are in England and are beautiful to behold! Let us see your pictures of flower beds and lawns, herbaceous borders, general garden views, groups of tubs, anything that represents a typical English garden, but no flower close ups, please.
Ipernity User Help Central
Users helping users Do you have problems at ipernity? Nothing in the help section? The team is busy? Or did you find something out (even elsewhere), you want to share with other members? Support ipernity and support the team in this group. A place to keep all the selfmade FAQs, HowTos, hints and help other members. A place users can help users...
New Flickr Survivors
A group for all the Flickr Members who left for Ipernity and of course the other also This is a general Group, but PLEASE NO NUDITY Banner by YaensArt from DeviantArt Stocks : Autumncheshire, Hyenacub-Stock, SolStock & LittleWhiteWitch, all from DA
Wild Birds UK
To welcome pictures shot of any UK native wild birds. In my case, I see lots more seabirds than other species because of my location, which explains why there's so many shots from me of Fulmars and Gulls, etc. But that's only down to my location rather than any implied preference in what's admissable here. If some sort of criterion is needed to decide if your shot qualifies, it should be easy really. Did you take your picture in the UK? And - was the bird wild or captive? (I'd rather it was…