Weekly Challenge # 24: Green Please
OK let's try Green...remember only 1 shot/day on this topic to keep it manageable
I'll start....berries from our native dogwood called Grey Dogwood
please try to limit yourself to something that has not been posted before
I'll start....berries from our native dogwood called Grey Dogwood
please try to limit yourself to something that has not been posted before
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Permalink Reply by Manofkent on -
Already for your home sauce? or do you use it for cooking in other ways?
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Permalink Reply by thymewarp13 on -
View from one of our favorite trails at Wellfleet Wildlife Sanctuary on Cape Cod, October 2008. Lots of green still to be seen.
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Permalink Reply by roknrolhrt on -
Nice reflection, thyme.
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Permalink Reply by Keith on -
Green Moray Eel
St. Croix, United States Virgin Islands. "Almost" friendly... almost!
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Permalink Reply by Manofkent on
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wonderful photo of the Moray Eel, don't like the look of those sharp teeth.
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Permalink Reply by roknrolhrt on
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What a delightful creature. Not! Good shot, Keith.
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Permalink Reply by GTO on
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John, we use that portion for our pasta, once the pasta is cooked and drained we add that portion which is 3 large tablespoons into the pot that the pasta was cooked in, stir madly until it's evenly distributed and the top off the dish with fresh grated Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese....so good!!!!
TW nice hues of green in what looks like a great spot!
cool moray Keith!!
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Mother Nature is such a wonder. When she wants to, she can cram more beauty into a given area than a human would ever conceive. You have caught a microcosm of the entire area in one spot. 5
Marvelous. Just as though I was standing there. Beautiful colors and composition.
Looks like a specialty for sizes 0 - 2. Great catch.
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Very nice catch.
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dolcissimo, baby! [grin]
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