Common Carder Bee* spotted on the Tissington Trail, Ashbourne, Derbyshire whilst out on a walk today.
Shot in RAW at 5x on iPhone 15 Pro Max and edited in Lightroom.
*According to Siri Knowledge.
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Common Carder Bee* spotted on the Tissington Trail, Ashbourne, Derbyshire whilst out on a walk today.
Shot in RAW at 5x on iPhone 15 Pro Max and edited in Lightroom.
*According to Siri Knowledge.
We have a lot of pine trees with cones in my area, but I've never seen the cones in a group like this or vertical like this. Do you know what type of tree this is? So interesting!
So many questions...all the flower photos from all over the world and so many I'm not familiar with. God really did his finest on all these varieties of flowers that I've been enjoying here and on Flickr.
@piatigorsky: Your photo made me get up and get some ice and a diet soda! The persuasiveness of the picture!
No idea, I'm afraid. It is just in the garden and, I'd guess, about 10m years old.
Plantnet suggests:
Abies koreana E.H.Wilson Corean fir
Abies nordmanniana (Steven) Spach Caucasian fir
And I have just poured the last dregs of gin and a tin of tonic.
I took this picture a while ago at Kensington Metro Park in Milford, MI and did some post processing work to it.
One last orchid shot...another reflection in my daughter's window.
Nyhavn. Copenhagen, Denmark. May, 2022.
Time for a trim…
Cotswold sheep, Bath
Olympus E-M10 II
Panasonic 45-175mm f/4
Cotswold sheep, Bath
Olympus E-M10 II
Panasonic 45-175mm f/4
I read the location as Baaaaath
If the Red-tailed Hawk were a bit larger, it might challenge the Bald Eagle. I like to think of the Red-tailed Hawk as the Charles Bronson of the bird world.
Your baaaarrrd!I read the location as Baaaaath
