Blogs about: Wildflowers
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A new flower and an old friend.
I’ve seen this plant for years and years but never before in bloom! Showy Milkweed, Asclepias speciosa … more →
Montana Outdoors
Sunday Stills - Wildflowers
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dibear wrote 9 hours ago: Well we ran up and down our country roads looking for fields of wildflowers or fence posts in bloom. … more →
Sunday Stills: Wildflowers
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Rhonda Stansberry wrote 9 hours ago: I hope everyone had a great 4th of July. This week’s theme is wildflowers. I knew right away … more →
An Evening Dawdle
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beatingthebounds wrote 21 hours ago: Yesterday the weather finally broke and a downpour washed away the hot and heavy weather we’ve … more →
Joshua Tree/SoCal Trip - Part V – Cholla Cactus Garden, Geology Tour Road
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Adam R. Paul wrote 23 hours ago: Sunday, 26 April 2009 (continued from here): After our lovely hike at Lost Horse Mine, we decided it … more →
Prickly Pear Cactus (Opuntia humifusa)
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edvatza wrote 1 day ago: (1/40 sec @ f/14; ISO 200; -2 EV; natural light) My wife and I made a morning trip to Bowman’ … more →
Sunflower & Bug
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Anna Surface wrote 1 day ago: The common sunflowers are starting to bloom alongside the country roads. The sunflower is the Kansa … more →
Overcoming Nature
hillsteadnatureblog wrote 1 day ago: “Nature, Mr. Allnutt, is what we are put on this earth to overcome.” So says Katherine … more →
Wow, it's July Already!
maryhysong wrote 1 day ago: My how time has flown this year. I can’t believe it is already July, so much has been going on … more →
A surprise walk
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Leslie wrote 1 day ago: Its starting to feel like the Canadian Rockies here, raining every day, even if just a little bit. … more →
Earth and Sky
forestrat wrote 1 day ago: Sweet perfume circles and twirls around me as I walk; sometimes weaving through the tangled arms of … more →
A new flower and an old friend.
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montucky wrote 1 day ago: I’ve seen this plant for years and years but never before in bloom! Showy Milkweed, Asclep … more →
Tossing Up a Knuckleball or Two
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edvatza wrote 1 day ago: After reading a post on “Macro Art in Nature” that used a baseball analogy to discuss sh … more →
Conceptual Chaos
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D L Ennis wrote 2 days ago: Conceptual art of grass and bokeh… © 2009 D L Ennis, All rights reserved. NOTE: Permission for the … more →
Morning Glory
rmaum wrote 2 days ago: Here’s a wildflower currently in bloom in northwest Louisiana. This is a Common Morning-glory … more →
After the violets go...
misswinterfinch wrote 3 days ago: For the past few months I has been watching the changes coming up from the ground, that lie hidden u … more →
The hidden truth
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Kersten wrote 3 days ago: I’ve now been eating a vegetarian diet for about two months, but I admit I have not been that … more →
Pokeweed
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D L Ennis wrote 3 days ago: Pokeweed, (Phytolacca americana L.,) native to eastern United States - a dicot in the Phytolacaceae … more →
Big Indian Gorge and Hart Mtn Nat'l Antelope Refuge
kimnelmark wrote 4 days ago: If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again! We went back to the Steens and finished our ra … more →
Backpacking/Peak Bagging- Missouri Gulch
js wrote 4 days ago: What a fantastic weekend we just spent up in the Missouri Basin just west of HWY 24 past the Clear C … more →
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