Category Archive for: ‘Photography’

Japanese Anemone

Garden Blogger’s Bloom Day September 2010

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August Garden Blogger’s Bloom Day

Here are the lovlies blooming in my garden this month.  Hover over the thumbnail to see the name or click on the thumbnail for a larger picture.  Anyone able to help me name the hydrangeas?  Extra points for identifying the bright red bloom.  

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Gooseneck Barnicles At Botanical Beach

Gooseneck Barnacles at Botanical Beach

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Hardy Blue Passion Flower Vine

Hardy Blue Passion Flower

At the rental house before I bought my current home there was an alien-like passion flower vine that serpentined around the iron fence up front steps.  It was obviously old and established because it set of a profusion of flowers each year and produced many egg-shaped little orange fruits.  I never tasted one for fear of the unknown but I did enjoy …

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Botanical Beach At Low Tide Port Renfrew BC

Botanical Beach in Port Renfew, British Columbia

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Highland Cow

Wordless Wednesday: Highland Cow from White Oaks Farm

   

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White Goldenrod Crab Spider On Drumstick Allium Large

Garden Visitor: Goldenrod Crab Spider in White

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European Chafer Beetle In Vancouver Up Close

Up Close with the European Chafer Beetle

Wondering what has been destroying lawns around BC? It’s the European Chafer Turf Pest or Chafer Beetle. This time of year these ugly suckers can be seen mating in the trees at dusk and each one can lay up to 50 eggs in the surrounding lawn.  Those eggs turn into grubs (ick) that feed on the roots of grass until they get ripped …

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SpiderBall Medium

SpiderBall

I found some newly-hatched spiders on my hose reel the other day.  They were huddled together for warmth in what I affectionately call “SpiderBall”.

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Blooming Tulip Fields Skagit Valley Washington

Delighting the Senses: a Trip to the Tulip Festival

Yesterday I took a quick trip cross the border to Skagit county in Washington state where each year they delight visitors with a teeny taste of what Holland’s tulip farms might be like. The area is one of the largest produces of spring bulbs, including tulips, daffodils, and irises.  During April you could usually find a couple fields of tulips …

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