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Amateur photographer capturing the wild with my Canon EOS R50. From critters to quirks, follow my adventures! All photos are my own, reposted from my Main account.
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Good Evening and Goodnight beautiful souls of BlueSky Here is a picture of a scarlet firethorn berries that I saw Today while On a Short Walk around My Neighbourhood.
Captured on a Canon EOS R50
The image is a close-up photograph of a cluster of bright red berries on an evergreen shrub. Key details: - The berries are small (about pea-sized), round, glossy, and vividly orange-red, growing in dense, hanging clusters on thin brown stems. - Many berries show a small, dark, star-shaped remnant (the dried calyx/sepals) at the top. - The leaves are dark green, glossy, oval to elliptical with smooth edges and pointed tips, arranged alternately along the stems. They have a leathery texture typical of evergreen plants. - The background is softly blurred dark green foliage, creating strong focus on the berries and leaves. - The lighting is natural but slightly dim, giving a rich, almost jewel-like shine to the berries. This is a classic appearance of **firethorn** (Pyracantha species, likely Pyracantha coccinea or a similar cultivar), a common garden shrub in the UK known for its bright winter berries that persist after the leaves of deciduous plants have fallen. The berries are popular with birds but toxic to humans if eaten raw.
January 18, 2026 at 1:29 AM
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Good Afternoon beautiful BlueSky Folks! Here is another Throwback picture of a Viola that I Saw at a National Trust property last Year
Captured on a Canon EOS R50
This picture is a close-up photograph of several pansy flowers (Viola × wittrockiana) in bloom. The flowers display a classic "face" pattern typical of pansies: - One prominent flower in the center has deep purple upper petals and pale yellow/white lower petals with dark purple-black "whisker" markings radiating from the center. - Another flower above it has bright yellow petals with bold black veining and some brown damage or discoloration on one petal. - Additional flowers include a rich purple one and smaller white/yellow ones with similar dark markings. - The plants have slender green stems and rounded, slightly heart-shaped green leaves. The background is softly blurred greenery, suggesting an outdoor garden setting in natural daylight. Some petals show minor blemishes or insect damage, giving the image a natural, unmanicured feel. Overall, it's a vibrant and colorful macro shot highlighting the intricate patterns of these garden pansies.
January 17, 2026 at 4:03 PM
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Good morning beautiful BlueSky Folks! Here is another Throwback picture of a Sunflower that I Saw at a National Trust property last Year
Captured on a Canon EOS R50
This picture is a close-up photograph of a single sunflower (Helianthus annuus) in full bloom. The flower features bright yellow petals that are slightly overlapping and curving outward, surrounding a large, dark brown central disk filled with densely packed seeds or florets. The petals appear fresh and vibrant, with subtle veins and a smooth texture. Green leaves with serrated edges frame the flower, and the background is softly blurred, showing hints of more green foliage, likely in a garden or outdoor setting. The shot is taken from a slightly angled side view, emphasizing the flower’s details against a natural, bokeh-effect backdrop.
January 17, 2026 at 10:30 AM
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Good Afternoon BlueSky Folks!
Here is a picture of a Red Rose Flower That I took Last Year while I was in My Garden
Captured on a Canon EOS R50
This picture is a close-up macro photograph of a vibrant red rose in full bloom. The flower features layered, velvety petals with a deep crimson hue, slightly curled at the edges, and scattered with small water droplets or dew that add a fresh, glistening effect. At the center, the yellow stamens and pistil are visible, with what appears to be a small crab spider (light brown with striped legs) perched among them, possibly waiting for prey. The background is softly blurred in shades of green and gray, emphasizing the rose as the focal point. The overall composition highlights the beauty and intricate details of the flower, with a touch of natural wildlife.
January 16, 2026 at 4:11 PM
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Good Evening and Goodnight BlueSky Friends! Here is my Favourite Honey Bee Picture that I Took Last Year in the Summer Time
Captured on a Canon EOS R50
Here's a detailed description of the photo: The image captures a beautiful, intimate moment of a honey bee in mid-flight, approaching (or just leaving) a cluster of vibrant verbena flowers (likely Verbena bonariensis or a similar tall verbena variety). Key elements: - The flowers are small, tubular, and gathered in tight, rounded clusters at the top of slender, branching stems. They show a lovely gradient of colour — deep magenta/purple buds at the base transitioning to lighter lilac-pink and soft mauve at the open tips. - The bee — most likely a worker honey bee (Apis mellifera) — is sharply in focus and beautifully lit. You can clearly see: - The classic striped abdomen (orange-brown and black bands) - Pollen baskets (corbiculae) on the hind legs loaded with bright orange pollen - Partially translucent wings caught in motion (slightly blurred, suggesting movement) - Dark compound eyes, fuzzy thorax covered in golden-brown hairs, and extended proboscis (tongue) presumably heading toward or just leaving a flower - The bee is positioned diagonally, creating a nice dynamic line — head pointing roughly upper-left, body angled down toward lower-right. - Background is a soft, dreamy greenish-brown garden blur (very shallow depth of field), which makes the bee and flower cluster stand out strongly. The out-of-focus areas contain hints of more verbena stems and blooms, giving a natural, summery meadow-like feeling. - Lighting appears warm and natural (likely late afternoon or golden-hour sunlight), giving the bee's hairs a lovely glowing rim light and making the flower colours especially rich and saturated. Overall mood: lively, summery, delicate and full of life — a classic pollinator-in-action shot with very pleasing colour harmony between the warm bee tones and cool purple/mauve flowers. Nice capture!
January 16, 2026 at 11:54 PM
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Here is a picture of a Geranium Flower That I Saw Last Year while Walking Past My Neighbours
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Captured on a Canon EOS R50
This is a close-up macro photograph of a single vibrant magenta-purple flower, likely a type of hardy geranium (cranesbill). The flower has five rounded petals with delicate darker purple veins radiating outward from the center, creating a subtle striped pattern. The petals are covered in numerous small, clear water droplets, suggesting the photo was taken after rain or morning dew, which adds a fresh, glistening effect. At the center is a white, slightly fuzzy ring surrounding a cluster of pinkish-red stamens that protrude outward like tiny spokes. The background is softly blurred in shades of green, emphasizing the flower as the sharp focal point with a shallow depth of field. Overall, the image has a serene, natural feel, highlighting the flower's intricate details and vivid color against the out-of-focus foliage.
January 16, 2026 at 12:10 PM
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Good Evening and Goodnight BlueSky Folks! Here is a picture of a Viola Flower That I Saw Last Year while Wondering Around My Local Park Captured on a Canon EOS R50
This image is a close-up photograph of a single blooming flower, likely a garden pansy (Viola × wittrockiana) in an unusual apricot-orange color variant. The flower has five petals arranged in the classic pansy shape: - Two large, upright upper petals that are pale creamy yellow, with the left one showing a small irregular notch or tear at the edge. - Two lateral "wing" petals, also pale yellow and slightly overlapping the lower part. - A broader lower petal that transitions to a richer orange tone, with a paler central area and two small, bright orange protruding lobes or "lips" hanging downward, giving it a slight "face-like" appearance typical of pansies. There are a couple of tiny dark specks (possibly small insects like aphids or bits of debris) on the upper petals and near the center. The flower's center shows subtle white and orange detailing, with visible reproductive parts. The stem is thin and green, and the background consists of softly blurred green leaves (some with variegated or silvery edges), creating a natural, garden-like bokeh effect that keeps the focus sharply on the flower. The lighting is natural and even, suggesting an outdoor daytime shot. Overall, it's a vibrant, fresh-looking bloom with warm yellow-orange tones.
January 16, 2026 at 1:15 AM
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Good Afternoon BlueSky Folks!
Here is a picture of a Pinkish Clematis Flower That I Saw Last Year while Wondering Around My Local Park Captured on a Canon EOS R50
This image is a close-up photograph of a single, large clematis flower in full bloom. The flower has six broad, overlapping petals that are pale pink-lavender at the edges, fading to white, with a prominent deeper magenta-pink stripe running down the center of each petal. The petals have slightly ruffled, wavy edges and pointed tips. At the center is a prominent boss of numerous creamy-white stamens surrounding golden-yellow anthers, creating a fluffy, star-like contrast against the petals. The flower is framed by glossy green leaves in the background—some broad and heart-shaped, others lobed—along with thin brown vines, suggesting the plant is climbing on a support. The background is softly blurred, keeping the focus sharply on the flower itself. Overall, it's a vibrant, delicate garden flower captured in natural daylight, likely in spring or summer.
January 15, 2026 at 3:01 PM
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Good morning, BlueSky Friends! Sorry for the throwback pics; the weather’s awful, so I haven’t captured new photos. Here’s a garden dahlia from last year, taken with a Canon EOS R50 while wandering my neighbourhood
The image is a close-up photograph of a single, fully bloomed dahlia flower against a soft blue background (likely a painted wooden fence or wall). The flower has layered, pointed petals that gradient from creamy pale yellow at the tips to a warm peach-pink near the center, with a bright yellow-orange fluffy disc at the core. The petals are elegantly curled and slightly ruffled, giving the bloom a soft, romantic appearance. Surrounding the flower are several glossy green leaves, with one small unopened bud visible in the upper right. The lighting is gentle and natural, highlighting the delicate texture of the petals and creating a serene, intimate mood. Overall, it's a beautifully composed macro-style shot that captures the subtle color transitions and intricate details of the dahlia.
January 15, 2026 at 9:14 AM
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Good Evening and Goodnight , BlueSky friends! I spotted a Wood pigeon on a short walk yesterday and thought I’d share a picture I took with my Canon EOS R50.
This is a clear, well-lit photograph of a single pigeon (rock dove, Columba livia) perched on the edge of a rough stone or brick surface that has patches of green moss or lichen. The background is a bright, cloudless blue sky, giving the image a simple, uncluttered composition. The pigeon is shown in profile, facing left, with its head turned slightly toward the camera. It has: - Classic iridescent neck feathers that shimmer green and purple in the light. - A mostly gray body with darker gray wings that have subtle black bars. - A reddish-purple chest area blending into the gray. - An orange-red eye with a small white ring around the pupil. - A pale beak with a white cere (the fleshy part at the base). The bird appears calm and healthy, standing upright with its feet gripping the stone. The overall mood of the photo is serene and straightforward, focusing entirely on the pigeon against the vivid blue sky.
January 15, 2026 at 12:23 AM
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Good Morning , BlueSky friends!
I spotted a Dunnock on a short hike yesterday and thought I’d share a picture I took with my Canon EOS R50.
The image shows a small songbird perched on a thin, bare branch against a pale, overcast sky. The bird is in full song, with its beak wide open and head tilted slightly upward. It has slate-gray plumage on the head, throat, and breast, transitioning to warmer brown on the back and wings with subtle streaking. The eye is dark, the beak is thin and pointed, and the legs and feet are pinkish-orange. The overall composition is clean and minimalist, emphasizing the bird's vocalizing pose in what appears to be a winter or early spring setting (bare branches, muted light). This is a Dunnock (Prunella modularis), also known as the hedge sparrow or hedge accentor—a common garden bird in the UK and much of Europe, well-known for its loud, varied song.
January 14, 2026 at 9:25 AM
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Good Evening and goodnight,BlueSky friends!
Here is a picture of an Eurasian blue tit that I took today through my bedroom window
Captured on a Canon EOS R50
This picture captures a close-up of a small songbird—specifically a Eurasian blue tit (Cyanistes caeruleus)—perched acrobatically on a thin, budding branch. The bird is hanging nearly upside down, with its bright yellow breast and belly facing upward toward the camera, a vivid blue cap on its head, white cheeks framed by a bold black eye stripe, and olive-green wings and back. Its tiny black legs grip the branch tightly as it appears to forage or inspect the small orange-brown buds along the stem. The background is softly blurred green foliage, with visible water droplets on leaves and branches, indicating a damp, rainy, or dewy day (likely in a garden or woodland setting). The overall lighting is dim and cool-toned, creating a moody, natural atmosphere. The photo has a candid, wildlife feel, emphasizing the bird's vibrant colors against the muted greens. It's a charming shot of a common but delightful garden bird often seen in the UK and Europe!
January 13, 2026 at 7:55 PM
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Good Morning,BlueSky friends!
Here is a picture of Two Wood Pigeons That I Saw on a Tree Outside My Bedroom Window.
Captured on a Canon EOS R50
The image shows two woodpigeons (Columba palumbus) perched side by side on a horizontal, moss-covered tree branch in a rainy forest setting. Key details: - Both birds have classic woodpigeon plumage: soft grey bodies, white neck patches, white wing bars, orange beaks, and pinkish feet. - They are facing away from each other—one bird (left) is looking toward the left, the other (right) toward the right—creating a symmetrical, almost mirrored composition. - Rain is actively falling, with visible streaks of raindrops throughout the frame, giving the scene a wet, atmospheric feel. - The background is a softly blurred green woodland canopy, with no clear sky visible, emphasizing the damp, overcast conditions. - The overall mood is calm and serene, despite the rain, with muted colours and gentle natural lighting. The photograph has a peaceful, contemplative quality, capturing a quiet moment in nature.
January 13, 2026 at 11:27 AM
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Good Evening and Goodnight BlueSky friends! Here is a one of my favourite pictures of a Puffin that I
Captured while on vacation last year
Taken on a Canon EOS R50
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The image depicts a small, plump seabird—likely a dovekie (also known as a little auk)—curled up and resting peacefully on a narrow ledge of a rugged, guano-covered cliff face. The bird has glossy black upperparts (back, wings, head, and tail), crisp white underparts, and a distinctive white facial patch that contrasts with its dark cap. Its short, stubby beak is partially visible with a hint of orange at the base. The bird is tucked in tightly, head buried under its wing, giving the impression that it is sleeping or dozing comfortably in a sheltered nook. The surrounding rock is textured and pale, heavily streaked with white bird droppings (guano) and dotted with patches of green lichen or moss, suggesting a coastal or Arctic seabird colony. The background is softly blurred but shows more of the same rocky terrain, creating a sense of a steep, inhospitable cliff environment. The lighting is natural and diffused, giving the scene a calm, serene atmosphere. Overall, it's a charming and intimate wildlife photograph capturing a quiet moment in a harsh habitat.
January 12, 2026 at 11:24 PM
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Good afternoon Bluesky Friends! Today’s #BirdOfTheDay is #BirdsInFlight featuring a Red Kite, Black Headed Gull, Canadian Goose, and Common Buzzard.Alt theme: #Finches. Captured on a Canon EOS R50.
The image captures a Red Kite (Milvus milvus) in soaring flight against a clear, deep blue sky. Key features: - Viewed from below and slightly behind, with the bird gliding effortlessly on long, angled wings that are distinctly narrow and pointed, showing "fingered" primary feathers at the tips. - Deeply forked tail, twisted slightly for steering—a classic Red Kite trait—spread to reveal the V-shape. - Rich rufous-brown body and upperwings with mottled patterning, contrasting pale head with dark eye streak and hooked beak. - Pale patches visible on the underwing primaries, adding to the distinctive contrast. - Wings held in a slight dihedral (upward angle), body streamlined with legs tucked in. The lighting is bright and even, emphasizing feather details and creating a clean, dramatic silhouette against the cloudless sky. This is a beautiful, dynamic shot that showcases the Red Kite's elegant, acrobatic flight style typical of this European raptor. The image is a clear, close-up photograph of a single bird in flight over a body of water. The bird is a Black-headed Gull (Chroicocephalus ridibundus) in winter/non-breeding plumage. Key features include: - Mostly white head with a small, distinct dark spot behind the eye - Bright red bill and red legs/feet (legs dangling down as it flies) - White body and underparts - Pale grey upper wings with prominent black tips on the primary feathers - Wings fully extended in mid-flap, showing the classic gull wing shape The bird is flying low and directly toward the camera, captured from a slightly low angle. The background is softly blurred water with greenish-brown tones and subtle ripples, giving a calm, natural outdoor setting (likely a lake, river, or coastal area). The lighting is natural daylight, with good detail on the feathers and no harsh shadows. Overall, it's a striking, dynamic wildlife shot that beautifully captures the gull's graceful motion. The image is a dynamic wildlife photograph of a Canada Goose (Branta canadensis) in flight, captured low over a body of water with a lush, green forested background. Key details: - The goose is in active flight with wings fully extended in a powerful downstroke, feathers spread and showing detailed layering on the underwings (pale grey flight feathers with darker coverts). - Classic Canada Goose markings: black head and long neck with a distinctive white "chin strap" patch, brown-grey body, white undertail and vent area, and black tail. - The bill is open wide as if honking or calling loudly—a common vocal behavior—revealing the pinkish interior. - Legs and webbed feet are tucked back against the body. - It's flying directly toward the camera from a slightly low angle, creating an engaging, almost confrontational perspective. The background features calm water in the foreground (with subtle ripples and reflections) and dense, out-of-focus green foliage/trees behind, suggesting a natural wetland or lake setting. Lighting is soft natural daylight, likely overcast, giving even illumination without harsh shadows. This is an expressive, action-packed shot that captures the bold personality and vocal nature of this familiar waterfowl species. The image is a striking wildlife photograph of a Common Buzzard (Buteo buteo) in soaring flight against a clear, cloudless deep blue sky. Key details: - The bird is viewed from below and slightly to the side, banking gently to the right as it glides effortlessly. - Broad, rounded wings with distinctly "fingered" primary feathers at the tips, held in a shallow V-shape (typical dihedral posture for buzzards). - Dark brown upperparts and head, contrasting with paler, mottled underparts and underwings that show subtle barring and a darker patch near the "wrist" (carpal area). - Short, fanned tail with faint banding. - Sharp, hooked beak with a pale cere, and intense dark eyes giving a focused, predatory expression. The lighting is bright natural sunlight, highlighting feather textures and creating a clean silhouette against the vibrant sky. Overall, it's a dynamic, minimalist shot that captures the grace and power of this common European raptor in mid-soar.
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Good Morning,BlueSky friends!
Here is a picture of an Eurasian blue tit that I took a few days ago while walking around my Neighbourhood.
Captured on a Canon EOS R50
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This picture shows a small songbird—likely a Great Tit (Parus major), a common garden bird in the UK—hanging upside down from a thin, bare tree branch. The bird has bright yellow underparts, a black head with bold white cheek patches, black wings with a white bar, and a short black tail. It is gripping the branch tightly with its feet in a classic acrobatic pose typical of tits as they forage. The branch has small pinkish buds, suggesting early spring or late winter. The background is a soft, overcast pale sky with no strong colors or distractions, giving the image a calm, minimalist feel. The photo is sharply focused on the bird, with a slightly blurred background for depth. The overall mood of the image is cute and playful, capturing the bird's agile and curious nature perfectly.
January 12, 2026 at 8:58 AM
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BlueSky Folks! Here is a picture of a Yellow Rose Flower That I Saw Last Year while Wondering Around My Local Area
Captured on a Canon EOS R50
The image is a close-up macro photograph of a single, fully bloomed yellow rose. The flower dominates the frame with vibrant, sunny yellow petals that are softly ruffled and layered, creating a lush, velvety texture. Delicate water droplets (like morning dew or fresh rain) glisten on several petals, adding a fresh, sparkling quality. The center of the rose reveals reddish-orange stamens and pistils, providing warm contrast against the bright yellow. The background is softly blurred in warm, dark brown tones, creating a bokeh effect that keeps all focus on the rose. A small portion of a glossy green leaf is visible at the bottom right, along with part of the stem. Overall, it's a beautifully composed, intimate floral portrait with excellent detail, lighting, and a serene, elegant mood.
January 11, 2026 at 9:24 PM
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Here is a picture of a purple primrose Flower That I Saw a Few Days ago while Wondering Around My Local Area Captured on a Canon EOS R50
This image is a close-up macro photograph of a single purple flower, likely a type of primrose (Primula species, possibly a polyanthus or similar cultivar). The flower has five broad, overlapping petals in a rich, velvety deep violet-purple hue. The petals show some natural wear: irregular notches, small holes, and minor tears along the edges, likely caused by insects or environmental factors. There are also faint white specks or marks on a couple of petals. At the center is a bright yellow ring (corona) surrounding a darker tubular throat with a small opening. The overall effect gives the flower a striking contrast between the dark purple petals and the vivid yellow center. The background is softly blurred (bokeh effect), featuring green leaves and stems, emphasizing the flower as the main subject. The lighting appears natural, highlighting the texture and color saturation of the bloom.
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Good morning BlueSky friends! I know I’ve shared this before but I wanted to brighten up my timeline so here’s a picture of a red rose I saw last year wandering around my local area. It was captured on a Canon EOS R50.
This image is a close-up photograph of a vibrant red rose in full bloom. The flower features multiple layers of rich, velvety crimson-red petals that are slightly ruffled and curled at the edges, creating a lush, romantic appearance. Small water droplets are visible on some petals, adding a fresh, dewy look. The center of the rose reveals the reproductive parts (stamens and pistil) in a golden-brown hue. The rose is surrounded by glossy green leaves with serrated edges, and a thin stem with a visible thorn extends from the flower. The background is softly blurred with shades of green, likely foliage, creating a pleasant bokeh effect that keeps the focus on the rose. The overall lighting is natural and warm, highlighting the vivid color and texture of the bloom.
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Good Evening and Goodnight , BlueSky friends! Here is a picture of an Eurasian blue tit that I took a few days ago while walking around my Neighbourhood.
Captured on a Canon EOS R50
The image shows a small songbird — a Great Tit (Parus major, known as "koolmees" in Dutch) — hanging upside down from a thin, bare twig. The bird has a bright yellow underbelly, olive-green back, black head with bold white cheek patches, and a small black bib under its beak. Its pose is classic for tits: acrobatic and upside-down, likely while foraging or inspecting the branch. The twig has small swelling buds, suggesting early spring or late winter. The background is a soft, pale blue-gray sky, slightly overcast, with the bird and branch in sharp focus against the blurred sky. The overall scene is serene and captures the bird's playful, agile nature perfectly. It's a charming wildlife photo!
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Here is a picture of a Japanese Quince, Flower That I Saw a Few Days ago while Wondering Around My Local Area
Captured on a Canon EOS R50
This image features a close-up of a delicate white blossom and two rounded buds growing directly from a dark, textured woody branch. Key Visual Elements • The Flower: A single, five-petaled white flower is fully open in the center. Its petals are slightly translucent with soft, rounded edges. The center of the flower reveals a cluster of pale yellow stamens and a hint of green at the base. • The Buds: Directly above the open flower are two tightly closed, oval-shaped buds. They transition from a pale green at the base to a creamy white at the tips. • The Branch: A slender, dark brown branch runs vertically through the frame. It has a rough, slightly mottled texture, showing small flecks of light-colored lichen or moss. • The Background: The background is softly blurred (shallow depth of field), consisting of muted greens, greys, and earthy tones, which helps the white blossom stand out as the primary focal point.
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Good Morning BlueSky Folks! Here is a picture of a Japanese kerria Flower That I Saw a Few Days ago while Wondering Around My Local Area
Captured on a Canon EOS R50
The image is a close-up macro photograph of a flowering shrub, focusing on bright, vibrant yellow blooms against a softly blurred dark background that emphasizes the flowers. Key details: - The main flower in the foreground is fully open, with dense, ruffled layers of overlapping petals creating a fluffy, pom-pom-like appearance (double-flowered form). - A second, slightly smaller bloom or bud is visible just behind and above it, partially out of focus. - The flowers are a rich, buttery yellow with no visible central disc or stamens typical of single forms. - Surrounding the blooms are glossy green leaves with serrated (toothed) edges and pointed tips. - The thin green stems have small, sharp thorns or spines. - The overall composition highlights the texture of the petals and leaves, with natural lighting that gives the yellows a warm glow. This appears to be Kerria japonica 'Pleniflora' (also known as double-flowered Japanese kerria or Japanese rose), a popular ornamental shrub that blooms in spring.
January 10, 2026 at 8:48 AM
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BlueSky Folks! Here is a picture of a poppy Flower That I Saw last year
while Wondering Around My Local Area Captured on a Canon EOS R50
The image is a close-up photograph of several vibrant red poppy flowers (Papaver rhoeas) in bloom. The main flower in the foreground is sharply focused, showing delicate, crinkled scarlet petals with a dark purple-black center surrounded by stamens. Behind it, a few more poppies are slightly out of focus, along with some unopened green buds on slender, curving stems. The background is softly blurred with warm, earthy orange-brown tones, suggesting a brick wall or sunlit soil. The lighting is golden and gentle, likely taken during late afternoon or early evening, giving the scene a warm, serene feel. Overall, it's a beautiful, intimate nature shot emphasizing the fragile beauty of wild poppies.
January 9, 2026 at 10:28 PM
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Good Afternoon BlueSky friends! Here is a picture of a European Robin that I saw at Christmas Time Last Year Captured on a Canon EOS R50.
This picture is a close-up photograph of a small songbird perched on a thin, bare branch. The bird is a European robin, with its beak wide open as if singing or calling loudly. It has a bright orange-red throat and breast that stands out sharply against its softer gray-blue head, back, and wings. The belly and undertail are pale whitish-gray. The bird has a plump, rounded body, large dark eyes, and a short tail. The background is a plain, overexposed white (likely snowy or bright sky), and the branch shows some lichen or frost patches. The overall mood is lively and charming, capturing the bird in a moment of vocal expression.
January 9, 2026 at 4:11 PM
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Good Morning BlueSky friends! Here is a picture of a Great Cormorant that I saw at my Local Pond Last Year
Captured on a Canon EOS R50.
**This is a beautiful, crisp photo of a Great Cormorant (Phalacrocorax carbo) swimming calmly on the water.** The bird is floating low in the water with just its head, long neck, and upper back visible above the surface. It has that classic cormorant silhouette: sleek, dark, almost black-brown plumage that looks slightly glossy in the sunlight, with the typical reptilian-looking posture. Key details that stand out: - Striking **bright yellow-orange facial skin** around the base of the bill and under the eye - A strong, pale **ivory-white to slightly yellowish hooked bill** that looks quite long and dagger-like - Small, intense dark eye set close to the bill - The water is fairly calm with gentle ripples, creating lovely **reflections** of the bird and warm golden-green light on the surface The lighting is warm and quite nice — it looks like late afternoon or early evening sunshine, giving the scene a peaceful, slightly golden glow. A very classic and elegant shot of one of these charismatic waterbirds! 🐦‍⬛💧
January 9, 2026 at 11:59 AM