Ron

Curls and swirls.

Guess I'll keep with the flower theme.

Lovely colourful flowers - hopes of spring!

Oooh, I can do flowers....

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Oops... no flowers from me.
Owls at the St. Louis Zoo in the 80's.

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Wonderful photos today...bring a smile to my face waiting for warmer weather to arrive.
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Unfortunately along with the warm weather will come these guys....but looked at differently they really are quite beautiful.
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I think I posted this once before, but I find it interesting. It's the "flower" of a Norway Pine.

hope you don't mind me jumpin' in

this is "america" rose

liannePA :o)

An indoor flower, outdoing herself! It has looked like this for 2 months. I have never had a violets flowers last this long, so I think she deserves to be seen. Her name is "Dolly" after my Mom.

Lianne!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So nice to see you!

A "flowering" tree at a shrine I visited in Kobe, Japan.

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Jodi-

Lovely pix today.....beautiful everyone!!!! Hey, I gotta flower too........

I've got flowers too. Creeping Phlox from a couple of years ago.

A rhodedendron bud from last weekend...

Weeping cherry, it's swarming this morning with what look like honeybees and big fat bumblebees. Of course, I tried and tried to get at least one bee in a picture and couldn't:

rhodedendron bud

It reminds me of a quilted ball

Here are the trees from last spring, outside our balcony. Geesh, the picture is large. I'm sorry!

Taken at a botanical garden in Tokyo last year....

Thanks for giving me a lovely 'bouquet of flowers' today. I've enjoyed it immensely.

Shirley

Kittywhiskers, I read your name underneath the photo and thought," Hmmm - they call it Kittywhiskers and we call it Creeping Phlox."

Guess what I'll be calling that plant from now on? Ha! Ha! Ha!

Flowers and critters, how can you beat it! Liannie, it is so nice to see you here, please keep posting!
JoanMN/FL

From our front yard:

Ron, I love those little flowers. Remember them as a kid, I think they're called Johnny Jump Ups, right?

Jodi, I think that flowering tree looks like an azalea.