Picture This!!
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Great shots. I would be thrilled to see one in the wild.
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I'm breathless!! These pictures are amazing - stunningly beautiful scenes and gorgeous camera work. Thank you all for sharing these images. You're all incredible people.
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Awesome Cathy. I would love to see a kangaroo other than on TV. Seeing your pics makes me smile! They have some serious claws which I didn't realize!!
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Thanks, everyone!! I'm touched by your comments.
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Aussie_Cat: What a beautiful photo. Thank you for sharing...
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Thank you Yndorian. It was handy that the kangaroo got into good positions for me. I hope to post other nature photos some time soon and I went to the beach with my family on Thursday but it was too cold to swim yet.
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Earth Maiden, Atlanta Botanical Gardens
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Sunset over Lake Michigan
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Great photos, Yogatyme!
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Thanks Aussie-Cat
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wow!! these photos are all so beautiful!!!
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Aussie-Cat
That kangaroo seems to actually be posing for you!!
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Yogatyme, LOL, I agree!
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Yoga, AWESOME PHOTOS!!!
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Thanks bandwoman1234!
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Yogatyme: Those photos are breathtaking... Earth Maiden is really touching. I can't imagine being in that place without shedding a tear. It seems to be a magical place. Thank you for sharing
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yndorian1, I have been to many botanical gardens, but the one in Atlanta is particularly breathtaking. My niece lives there and I am visiting her next weekend and hoping we visit the gardens again!
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Lurker here. Just wanted to say that so many times when I see these wonderful photos that I think to myself, that should be printed to canvas and hung on a deserving wall. Beautiful!
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barbe, these photos are vibrant!
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Lisa - absolutely gorgeous. Do you know the name of this rose? I want one.
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Lisa, good photo!
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Lisa, what a beautiful rose!!
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I think it is called Koco Loco rose. It starts out coffee colored and then changes to pink.
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Gorgeous! Do you what it's name is?
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Wren44: Do you mean my picture? It's a succulent, it's called Stapelia. There are several types of it, with flowers of different colors, but they all share the same characteristic: they are not appreciated by bees, for that reason they have developed a beautiful flower but it has a very ugly smell, like rotting meat, that attracts flies. When I met this plant I thought it was carnivora, but it is not. The flies are attracted to the smell, and pollinate it ... amazing! If you notice, next to the pot there is a fly. The flower is beautiful
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A friend has one called a star cactus. It's in a hanging basket and the flowers hang down ever farther. Hers are white and star shaped. I'll bet they're related because hers smells bad and attracts flies also.
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I just googled it and they are in the same family. The flowers are gorgeous, the smell not quite so much.
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