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Showing posts with label Plants and Trees - Flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Plants and Trees - Flowers. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 11, 2016

BLUE SKIES AND BLUE FLOWERS - The enchantment of "baby blue eye" flower fields, also known as "nemophila harmony" in Japan

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Blooming beautiful: The park that's been turned so blue by a springtime sea of flowers that the ground blends with the sky 
Visitors flock to the park to see around 4.5million baby blue eye flowers blanketing the ground
 
Read more and see additional beautiful images

Sunday, November 1, 2015

BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS EVERYWHERE ON THE DRIEST DESERT ON EARTH - The gorgeous sight of the Atacama desert in Chile in full bloom - It only happens every five or seven years


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When rain falls on the world's driest desert this is the jaw-dropping result (and this year's display is the most spectacular in 18 years)
  • During spring in Chile the Atacama desert becomes a explosion of colour
  • This year's bloom is particularly vibrant due to heavy storms in March
  • The pink scene is expected to last until November attracting 20,000 tourists
  • Flower power: This is the magnificent display currently taking place in the usually barren Atacama desert in Chile
    Continue reading and see additional images, including those of the Utah desert in bloom.

    Saturday, June 6, 2015

    THE TINY MOUSE AND THE DANDELION - The moment when a cute little harvest mouse climbs a dandelion and plays with the flower's delicate seeds

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    Nature: The havest mouse managed to cling onto the top of the dandelion head

    Martin Snelson, 33, captured the 55mm long rodent as it played among the flowers for an hour at Ashton-in-Makerfield in Wigan, UK.  The tiny creature was dwarfed by the flower and ended up covered in dandelion seeds as it rubbed its nose in the familiar white foliage.
     
    See more beautiful images of this adorable creature

    Wednesday, August 13, 2014

    THE BEAUTY AND MYSTERY OF FLOWERS IN MICROSCOPIC CLOSE UP

    Flowers are one of the great joys of spring, but viewing them under a scanning electron microscope uncovers a surreal, alien beauty. These images were created by the award-winning German microscopy team Eye of Science, comprising photographer Oliver Meckes and biologist Nicole Ottawa. 
    

    Pollen grains (grey) on the stigma (yellow) of an arnica flower
    Pollen grains (grey) on the stigma (yellow) of an arnica flower
     
    A primula petal 
    A primula petal.
      
    A rapeseed flower petal
     A rapeseed flower petal.
     
    Four lilac pollen grains
     Four grains of lilac pollen.
     
     
     EYE OF SCIENCE WEBSITE - http://www.eyeofscience.de/en/
     
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