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I rather like the little bell on this studded gate. |
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A lizard, seen from time to time in the garden. |
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This plant grows wild on the farm. |
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These Camellias are in bloom now. |
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Some of my favourite leaves from the garden. |
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Honestly I don't remember if I have posted this one, or a similar one before. |
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The sun was shining on the Pampas Grass on the hillside, ...just impossible to ignore!! |
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I love the rich colour of these leaves. |
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We pass this house on our way to town, and I like the simple lines of this gate. Photo taken in March this year. |
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Begonia leaves from a potted plant. |
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Another studded gate and ivy clad fence. |
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A closer look at this simple country fence. |
TODAY'S FLOWERS
40 comments:
These are some beautiful scenes and that is quite a lizard! I also like that bell.
I love all the gates. they are fantastic. the one with the bell is my favorite. love the gate and the bell and your photo of it. gorgeous pics today.. wish I could see that lizard in my yard. I love the grasses
There's a lot of beauty in your world...thanks for sharing.
Sandra sent me and I am glad. These are amazing subjects and photos.
Hi. Really great photos. This lizard is a great color. Greetings.
I would find it hard not to ring that cute wee bell every time i passed! A great assortment of gates today and my, but that is a huge lizard to have lurking in your garden!
All the nature shots were so pretty and I enjoyed seeing autumn as it arrives with you.
Hello. True stunning photography. Cute lizard and beautifully colored.
the butterfly or maybe it is a moth is a wonderful image. i like the perspective as it is rare to capture an image where they are looking at you, well done!!
the lizard is a beauty as well, you achieved great focus on that!! a lovely collection, nice fences as well!!
Beautiful close up shots! I really love the one of the pampas grass on the hillside - the contrast in colors and textures is stunning!
Hello , I like the gates and the bell. The lizard is cute. Beautiful flowers and a lovely post.
There is so much beauty in your photos I just don't know where to begin! The lizard is so pretty, I love the colours and markings, the gate is very nice and this entire series of captures is brilliant!
fences are lovely but not lizard
gorgeous gate and garden! love the lizard!
(i fixed your link - it didn't point to a post that existed.) :)
Beautiful collection of photos! I love the cute lizard.
Love the Pampas Grass, the gate with the black wrought iron hardware, and the fence with the bell.
Actually, ALL photos are splendid...
Your photos are simply breathtaking. Love all of them. Hug B
Such clarity in your shots! Just back from Chichester and boy has the weather turned colder today. The leaves will be dropping soon.
Interesting berries or fruits in the first photo. Cute little bell on the gate. We have one on the pillar of our gate. Beautiful gates and fences.
It's great seeing unusual gates!
The lizard is a beautiful colour.
Loved all of your stunning images especially the butterfly.
Have a wonderful weekend :)
Thank you for visiting. Sometimes I get lucky with photos.
Ooh, I love the little bell- how cute! Great photos and thanks for sharing.
Awesome photography as always Sonjia! Hugs to you!!!
Dearest Sonija; What an amazing photographs, each of them are feast of our eyes♪ I especially amazed by the butterfly perching on the yellow flower. And fences are different from ours and unique (♡^.^♡)
I wish my busy days are going to be a little easy(^^;)
Sending Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan to my Dear friend in Portugal, xoxo Miyako*
These are amazing and fantastic photos! What a treat to start my day. The flowers are gorgeous and that pretty lizard looked so expressive. Made me smile, in fact all your photos make me smile. Thank you for sharing them with Today's Flowers. Happy weekend!
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Fotos lindas, cenários lindos, gostei muito da graciosidade do lagarto em perfeita harmonia no jardim.
Bom fim de semana com tudo de bom!
Beijinhos.
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Las fotografías todas preciosas, pero el lagarto me encanta. Besos.
Great gates..fantastic lizard..cute little bell..wonderful pictures..thanks for sharing..
You are amazing with closeup photography. I like the reddish fence the best.
It is wonderful!
Heisann, wonderful shots, I love colourful fences, but have no fence myself! Some of our butterflies have gone by the wind to Africa, I read in the paper! Have nice days ;:OD)
Beautiful series of images.
The lizard is fabulous,like something from "Avatar"!
Thank you - Happy Sunday!
I'm trying to work out the fruit (or nut)in the first picture. It looks familiar in some way. I'm also thinking that the lizard is the same one I see in Menorca, the Italian Wall Lizard.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian_wall_lizard
Sorry about my obsession with wanting to put names to everything!
Nice sunny images again. And from the houses you show now and again I do like your neighbourhood. It looks very peaceful.
That lizard is breathtaking. Vivid post!
Phil Slade
There is absolutely nothing wrong with having an inquiring mind, actually it's quite refreshing.:) Phil, The tree-like bush has yellowish white blooms in May, which have the most beautiful perfume,....and the rough to the touch berries are attractive, but unfortunately I can't discover the ID. The lizard however is the large Ocellated lizard, which is considerably larger than the Italian Lizard, not obviously so, in the photo, as I had to crop it and loose the tail. They seem to like our garden. On my side bar you can see more of the same under Lizards.
Hi! Your photos are very beautiful,especially flowers'. Thanks for sharing.
You have such a great eye for beautiful things. That lizard is awesome. Loved the pretty gates and the charming little bell on the fence.
Lizard! Looks big.
Love the Camellia.
A great variety of photos. I like your beautiful flowers and the gate is really nice.
Outstanding
Tremendous shots. When I see your images of the flowers and the berries it's easy to appreciate why traditional artists have been drawn to still life so frequently. And thanks to Phil Slade for the naming exercise; I too always try to put a name to things.
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