Wild Rose
Saw these white dog rose growing in the hedge near my home, with little processing they are near monochrome.
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Tag wild flowers
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Blackberry Flower
The Blackberry flower which is common around my home place.
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Hover fly
Back to the Ragwort plant for this shot of Hover flies feeding.
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Feeding
Bee feeding on a what I think is Ground Ivy. With the light reflecting of its eye it gives that space helmet look.
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Mother of Pearl Moth (Pleuroptya rurails)
The Ragwort plant attracts a lot of insects this time of the year. a good plant for close ups.
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My world is our world
Hi, posted a b&w photo on day 250/365 titled has above. Was looking at the colour/color image and I feel it looks better that the B&W .So here below are the two images, would like your thoughts on this.
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George
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Satellite
This satellite stood still in space it was me that was moving past. The fly on the flower head was black and yellow striped with the flowers a white shade. With no detail in the green background I liked the flower in space idea.
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Drumbeg Bridge
The river Lagan at Drumbeg Bridge on the Upper Malone Road, Belfast. This area is part of
Lagan Valley Regional Park .
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The thistle flower
With it crown of purple petals and armed with its swords it has to be a king of wild flowers.
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A crock of gold.
They say here in Ireland that there’s a crock of gold at the rainbows end, but I feel we have our own crock of gold when I look over my back yard. with the sound of birds and the amount of wildlife to be seen. Then a rainbow frames it for me. Gold comes in many forms and we are blessed to have a crock full of it.
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George McNeill Photography 
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