Good morning from a sunny Hastings day.
On Friday we had the most glorious autumn day, warm and sunny so I headed to Cornwall Park to find some poppies. There were a couple out, but not as many as I thought there would be. Even late morning they were still covered in a heavy dew.
So these photos fit Ailsa’s theme at Where’s my backpack?
Ok, this last one is slightly off centre but there is a bug in the centre of this poppy.
https://woollymuses.wordpress.com/2015/04/19/travel-theme-centre/
Thanks for visiting.
Beautiful shot Raewyn 🙂
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Thanks so much.
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I meant shots 🙂
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😀
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Great shots Raewyn. Have’nt seen poppies for ages
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Thanks so much. Appropriate for this week leading up to ANZAC day.
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Love poppies and these are so very beautiful! Fantastic shots and edits! Bravo. 🙂
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Thanks so much. Our light is very strong now. The autumn colours are amazing.
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Your work is very strong and what a beautiful autumn you’re having.
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Oh, gorgeous, Raewyn! Love the beads of dew….
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Thanks so much. It was a very heavy dew so the plants were still wet. Great timing.
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I have only ever seen red poppies. Beautiful one with the bee.
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Thanks Esther. At least I zoomed in with the bee. The bees and butterflies are very active at the moment.
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Gorgeous poppies!
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Thanks Aletta.
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I took some pictures of our new daffodils today and was reminded — not for the first time — that taking flower pictures is hard than it looks. Good work!
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Thanks Marilyn. Our light is very strong and make for some great photos. Looking forward to seeing your daffodils.
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Beautiful photography.. 🙂 Spring is a glorious time of year here in the Northern Hemisphere.. I adore poppies.. 🙂 Many thanks for dropping by Dreamwalker’s. I thank you for your visit
Sue
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Thanks for visiting and commenting. We are into autumn. These poppies are to commemorate our ANZAC day – where Australia and New Zealand remember our brave soldiers. The colours at the moment around town are just so bright and beautiful.
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