Tulips #1 gladiolusThis Botanical Optical image is created from a single photograph selected from hundreds of time lapse photographs of red and yellow Tulips made over a period of 94 hours as they flowered. Originally from Persia and Turkey, tulips were brought to Europe in the 16th century, where they got their common name from the Persian word Tulipan for turban. According to legend, a Turkish Prince was so overcome by the death of his lover that he rode his horse
" meaning love
without a camera
They have a diverse diet
Part of an occasional ongoing series of animals in urban or dystopian man-made environments
Their sting is equivalent to a hornet
White Amaryllis flowers can also symbolise children and innocence
This is not a problem as it more than makes up for this by being able to turn its head up to 270 degrees left or right from the forward facing position
A welcome pop of pink in the garden as everything starts to shut down for winter
Lupins can live in such poor conditions because the plants can transfer nitrogen from the air to the soil via their roots
accompanied by bristly
They are usually comfortable with gentle handling
Capuchin monkey #3