First time I have observed flowering on this shrub - captured photos on a walk early this morning, here's one that shows the "painted-looking" leaves & early blossoms.
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Photo of the Day - April 2022
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Had to decided between Northern Lights and willow flower 
So, which did you go with?Had to decided between Northern Lights and willow flower
Cheers
Hugh (sorry couldn't resist)
At the dentist today. Fitted with a Zirconia crown.
It went downhill because telcom switches are giant computers and it is all programming. I had a great business number years ago in upstate NY, I ported it my iPhone because it was so easy to remember. So now I live in the Bay Area, with a rural NY number!wow, someone else remembers the 201 and 212 origin stories...
So, which did you go with?
Cheers
Hugh (sorry couldn't resist)
I took from 200-350 photos of the Auroras recently, and haven't been paying attention the the willow around my house and how fast they are flowering.
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Painter's-palette. One of the many plants in our sunroom. My favorite room in the house?????????
Highway 1 Kandahar Prov Afghanistan
Here's a shot from March 2006 of Badger before we had him fixed and he became a strictly indoor kitty. We thought he was too dangerous to be left outside in case he figured out how to start it. He's much less adventurous these days as a 16 year old.
He's much less adventurous these days as a 16 year old.
Walk through Cameron Park, a local, Municipal park (in Burnaby, BC) yesterday morning - captured these tree trunks catching the first sunlight of the morning. (Camera on my iPad Mini 6)
Located outside of one of the many adult beverage establishments in town. What stories this bench could tell...
Outside Neil Tyson's office at the Rose Center, American Museum of Natural History
Not the clearest shot the little Fuji XP 90 has ever taken. One handed resting on the steering wheel and obviously through the windshield. Subject is a local hay-truck which obviously has a cracked head and is blowing clouds of steam every time the driver hits the gas or the Jake Brake.
In the kitchen, I had just finished arranging a bunch of lilies in the vase and decided to grab a quick snapshot with the iPhone:
