Capture: The Colour Of Spring
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Bluebells…
Ring out through the land.
To whom do they a-peel?
And at what toll?[edited]
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
To whom do they a-peel?
just those in need of spirit lifting.
from the calendula farm……
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Jos,
The prickliness of borage
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Thought I’d share this guy. It’s a McWalk. It wondered around the house, which I realised after a couple of days and I noticed it was walking every where. On close inspection I saw it had malformed wings. It had a mate that hung out with it the whole time so I watched and photographed rather than spray. Then I vacumed Walk up by accident. I had plans to release him. Ne'ermind.
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Coming to you from Saxony, it’s nearly grape harvest time, and this little wild flower.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Coming to you from Saxony, it’s nearly grape harvest time, and this little wild flower.
Ooh nice Jackson. That’s a Lychnis Coronaria there, French, but.
These, Cistus, doing it for themselves….
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
It’s a McWalk
amazing it got to the size it did without it's flying apparatus!
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JacksonP, in reply to
European Peacock butterfly. Identified by Lilith. :-)
Lychnis Coronaria
Actually, maybe not so wild in this instance as it turns out, but it can be, apparently.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
European Peacock butterfly
here's looking at you too : )
today's catch, a freeloader in the fountain
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Updating the bee houses in the park, can hardly see them for spring growth
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Orange spike
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Spring algae experiment?
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Spring algae experiment?
I think it might be a sign that nzlemming's excellent 'Age of Aquariums' is expanding and polarising, er, pole arising...
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munch munch nomnomnom
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Two from my daughter.
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And two more. Flags up for the upcoming National Day holiday; she was quite taken with the flag that had got tangled around its pole.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
munch munch
noice fat slug there!
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
And two more.
she's off to a great start Chris. nice to see through a little one's eyes.
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Tulips going crazy at the wintergarden
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Spring mural
blossom and leaf
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krothville, in reply to
I really love that piece of artwork up near the Auckland Central Library, so good!! ^_^
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Also, how do you upload multiple photos per post?
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Chris Waugh, in reply to
Also, how do you upload multiple photos per post?
Upload the first, when it's done, hover over your post, see the 'edit' button appear in the bottom right corner, click that, upload your second, rinse and repeat for up to 3 photos/post.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
how do you upload multiple photos per post?
Use the Edit button – next to Reply at the post baseline
automagically appears when mousey hovery hovery
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and Save.
and repeat, once.
(Limit 3 pix per post, I think)and for checking text before posting
Preview is your friend.:- )
[Edit]: added later
See!
and Snap!
Chris's method is much more succinct
and doesn't take up much room
on the packet! -
Thanks, yeah, still getting used to things.
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