I will revert with some more posts from Italy, but first I wanted to report about "today" and Paris – which this
blog should after all basically be about…
We have had some very hot days and as well people...
... as birds in "my" park were in clear need of shadow.
Fortunately, water from the Wallace fountains was available.
We have had some very hot days and as well people...
... as birds in "my" park were in clear need of shadow.
I’m pleased to see that the Paris parks nowadays often have a “corner” where more or less wild flowers are allowed to grow. This is also the case with “my” little park.
Butterflies and bees enjoy…
… as do
some other insects.
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Så mange og flotte foto du har samlet.
Mye vakkert i naturen.
Takk for at du deler det med oss andre.
Lots of variety and very pretty!
These are stunning photographs!
un tres beau post bucolique
Peter, I was smiling the entire time I was looking at your photos. [still smiling now] Your nature photos are delightful! Thank you so very much for the peek into the wildflower garden. :)
Flower Power forever!
Eterneller.
Awesome pictures, I love the colors of the flowers, different lights and you prepared great collages!
Thanks for sharing!
Léia
Al fotografo impecable
Al perfecto mago de la fotografia
Mil gracias por esta maravilla!
Peter, although the formal gardens are very nice, there is nothing like the casual appearance of wildflowers to make you feel "at home." A belated welcome back to you!
Bises,
Genie
Wow! Stunning flowers photos, Peter! Love also the butterflies and bees. Thanks for sharing such beauty.
PS: I like your photos collage, please, wich program do you use to did them?
Along with the butterflies and bees, I enjoyed your garden views. Wildflowers are such a delight as are your photographs. Thanks for the visual treat!!
P,
"Your" park in at the top of my list you know. I don't care if it's freezing, we will have a look around! I have enjoyed your photos of this place for many years. It's time for me to see it for myself.
V
Rendons hommage à Jean Louis Auguste Commerson, qui publia en 1851 les Pensées d’un emballeur, où l’on trouve : « Si l’on construisait actuellement des villes, on les bâtirait à la campagne, l’air y serait plus sain. »
;)
Thaïlande et un an de Vietnam à venir !
Wow! Lovely captures. Stunning critters.
Tout en habitant à Paris, tu peux quand même photographier les fleurs, plantes et volatiles de "ton parc" Moi, d'ici il m'est difficile de faire des photos du Canal Saint Martin et de la Tour Eiffel.
Beautiful, beautiful pics, thank you Peter!
Great pictures, Peter, and I agree with you about the beautiful wild life.
Kisses
Je suis allée début août dans ton parc car je n'avais plus de nouvelle du bananier, je ne l'ai pas vu,je pense qu'il n'a pas résisté aux deux derniers hivers bonne rentrée
Une vraie panoplie d'espèces humaines...
:-)
Hi Peter! welcome back.
first, can't wait for you to blog about your trip.
hope to read something interesting, esp. Rome... thinking of going there, but still unsure...^-^
2nd,
i miss paris for awhile bec, of your absence,
but so glad that your lil "park" is blooming with fresh fleurs and more.
but I surely can't get close to bees,
of course, i love your macros,
once i hear those Bzzz, sounds,
i get scared. haha. ^-^
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