Capture: Spring is Like a Perhaps Hand
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
A fern?
Yep. These are my two fav plants on our land. Was told the top one predates cycads. We got lots :)
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JacksonP, in reply to
Nice to hear i please you with peas.
Peas pudding hot!
And that poppy really pops.I like the ant, by the way Nora.
Wondrous wonderblast
Carry on.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Love the ferny ceiling.
Night rose (again)
with next day rose -
Glad all over….
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Early European artists in NZ used to comment on the Hard Light (compared to the smoggy landscapes of European). Today in Dunedin was a bright, high contrast day. This picture is from a lunchtime walk.
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From the same walk
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Fantastic shots, everybody!
Jack - time for a Summer thread yet? :-)
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JacksonP, in reply to
Recycled Grey Lynn Festival photo from 2011.
time for a Summer thread yet?
Well, this seems to be going along Ok. Also, have a few plans over next couple of weeks, so might go with the official day in the case of summer, having called spring early.
1 December, innit? Or thereabouts.
Also, is it really the Grey Lynn Festival this weekend? Crikey that has come around quickly.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
so might go with the official day in the case of summer
better to wait till after christmas when the weather (and our mood) actually starts to feel like summer! : )
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JacksonP, in reply to
We started the infamous (according to some guy I know) Romain' Holiday thread on December 23rd last year. See how we go.
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JacksonP, in reply to
From the same walk
The detail in that photo when you zoom in is quite stunning David.
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Still spring, readying for rose petal syrup….
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Finished syrup
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Jos,
Great stuff folks, like that single poppy david and nora's going red.
I'm showing off my green
potatoes coming out of their mounds
Peas
and more peas, never enough i say
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
and more peas, never enough i say
Hear hear!
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Today, the eclipse turned the cloud cover here abouts a darker shade, but that was about it. Still, a nice day for a lunchtime walk.
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Rhodos
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
Today, the eclipse turned the cloud cover here abouts a darker shade, but that was about it.
Auckland
NorthlandWith the moon moving over the sun through both the camera lens and the sunglasses lens.
Fine shots sent through this afternoon from t’other.P.s I hurt my eyes a bit :)
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Then the sun came back and these guys were on the deck. A gentle reminder to rinse ones herbs.
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Of course followed by Bumble…….
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Geoff Lealand, in reply to
The top photo is club moss ; the second, blechnum (hard fern)?
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
Thanks Geoff, ours looks like the lycopodium species and it does cling to the dirt walls of our drive. It's medicinal values are definitely something I will pursue now. The bottom one you call Belchum I can get confirmed by my horticulturist friend next time we collide up there as he told me it's name and my memory doesn't grasp very well so I must write it down ,but thanks for the info.Not only do I need the tree book for xmas but I need a fern one too ;)
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Thought I'd add some fungi to the mix!
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And a couple more!
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The lucky last
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