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angelwolf326

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Re: Wildflowers explosion
« Reply #20 on: Apr 14, 06, 12:23:19 AM »
i think its a pansy?
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angelwolf326

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« Reply #21 on: Apr 14, 06, 12:51:19 AM »
 i dont know someone else said an iris...  we need a flower expert...  :)
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Flower

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« Reply #22 on: Apr 14, 06, 12:58:37 AM »
I vote for iris! :D
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ElizaBent

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« Reply #23 on: Apr 14, 06, 01:01:00 AM »
No flower expert but do not think it's a wild flower and looks it like the crocus coming up in our yard.  Does the writing on the side have anything to do with what kind of flower it is?
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Flower

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« Reply #24 on: Apr 14, 06, 01:17:02 AM »
It's an African Iris.
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KWBoy

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« Reply #25 on: Apr 14, 06, 01:20:48 AM »
Quote from: ElizaBent on Apr 14, 06, 01:01:00 AM
Does the writing on the side have anything to do with what kind of flower it is

No, thats her initials since her name would take up alot of the picture...  ;D
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ElizaBent

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« Reply #26 on: Apr 14, 06, 02:43:45 AM »
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angelwolf326

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« Reply #27 on: Apr 14, 06, 02:49:26 AM »
No Eliza you don't have to do it if you don't want too..  I have a website where I sell my photos so it is a habit.  It is a copyright mark which says that the photo is mine and therefore it is illegal to copy or use without my permission.  As I take pics and post them on my website , enter some into contests I put my copyright on them.  You may notice that when Wrightwood posts a pic he always puts the websites name on the bottom..  It is a way to protect our work.

Please don't feel silly.

Thanks Flower for the name of this flower!!!

Angelwolf
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Flower

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« Reply #28 on: Apr 14, 06, 02:56:38 AM »
Any time, my friend. 

Thanks to you and all the other talented photographers for all the beautiful shots.  We think they're great!
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KWBoy

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« Reply #29 on: Apr 14, 06, 02:59:04 AM »
I dont. my pictures sit in my camera and only a few make it to my computer!  :'( My camera isnt the best. Ill upgrade some day soon.  :P So i can post pictures with the big shots ( "Wrightwood", Angelwolf, FirefighterSteve, Wildman, Mrs. Hillbilly)(Bostonbob) Sorry BB you got kicked out in to your own (space)

Ok back to Wildflowers explosion!


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firefightersteve

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« Reply #30 on: Apr 16, 06, 03:24:37 AM »

It's such an adventure taking these macros....I never know exactly what I'm going to get....I concentrate on framing...and holding the camera still....This little one is the size of a pin head...and is definately wild!
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Offline ForestGal

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« Reply #31 on: Apr 17, 06, 07:38:14 AM »
Beautiful photo, ffsteve - I love that color, and it's hard to believe that the flower is that tiny!

OK, maybe this question doesn't belong here, but I have a really incredible wildflower picture that someone sent me in an e-mail last year, and I saved it in "My Photos" (I was so proud of myself that I figured out how to do that!).  How would I post that here?  I haven't figured out photobucket, if I can learn that, is there a way to transfer the picture into that, then post it?  Real computer dolt here....
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Offline Toolman

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Re: Wildflowers explosion
« Reply #32 on: Apr 20, 06, 02:23:14 PM »
A few from our yard:

This is a Tropical Spice Rose,




And an Orange Day Lili




On  morning bike ride somewhere up here.


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firefightersteve

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« Reply #33 on: Apr 23, 06, 06:39:04 PM »
"Dendromecon rigida"
Tree or Bush Poppy,
Depending on which reference you're using.





These were taken in the lower "City Creek" area of the 330...
The blooming is finishing in this area, however, many more plants continue to bloom at the middle elevations...
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Wildman

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« Reply #34 on: Apr 23, 06, 07:44:48 PM »
Is this your new camera, Steve?  When can we expect to see some vacation pics?
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firefightersteve

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« Reply #35 on: Apr 23, 06, 09:58:18 PM »
I'm still working on the vacation pictures and yes....these are from the new camera....which is new,,,but not that much different from my previous camera.....it jus has more megapixels and a higher resolution lcd screen.......this summer I'm hoping to step up...so to speak...
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firefightersteve

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« Reply #36 on: Apr 25, 06, 10:45:01 PM »
A busy bee inn a dandelion....

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firefightersteve

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« Reply #37 on: Apr 25, 06, 11:01:25 PM »
More bush poppy..




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Calindy

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« Reply #38 on: Apr 26, 06, 06:02:06 AM »
Love that Bee! Hopefully it is a Honeybee, and not one of those mean Africanized ones :o
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firefightersteve

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« Reply #39 on: Apr 30, 06, 06:29:53 PM »
Whitethorn Chaparral....A menace to the urban interface..Ten foot tall, perfect air spacing, and lots of resins..
They have an interesting bloom and beekeepers like to locate boxes nearby..



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