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Canna lily flower (pixelfed.social)
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Canna lily flower

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Butterfly (pixelfed.social)
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It's -12°F here. Every time it gets this cold a few bald eagles come down from the mountains and perch on the electric poles on my back yard. Today it is only one but we've had up to three at a time.

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Ixora flowers (pixelfed.social)
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Cuphea flower (pixelfed.social)
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Rose (pixelfed.social)
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Rose

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Bush clock vine flower (pixelfed.social)
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Asian pigeonwings flower (pixelfed.social)
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Butterfly (pixelfed.social)
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Butterfly

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Sunflower

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Glorious Lily BN-Gloriosa superba #Glorious_Lily #flowers #flower #nature #photography #mobilephotography

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Kanakampikai kulam (Pond) overflowing

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Baobab Trees (777520800.blogspot.com)
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Cicada (lemmy.world)
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Taken today at Gasadalur, Faroe Islands.

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Corallorhiza maculata is a myco-heterotroph; meaning that it lacks chlorophyll and obtains energy by parasitizing the mycelium of fungi in the family Russulaceae. The rhizome and lower stem are often knotted into branched coral shapes, giving it its name.

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Taken on a hike 2015

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