Showing posts with label Macro Monday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Macro Monday. Show all posts

Sunday, June 27, 2010

Macro Monday: Ebony Jewelwing

Calopteryx macula
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A pair of ebony jewelwings is nearby, poised on a broad-leaved overhang of fox grape and silky dogwood, she resting her white-tipped dark wings and he his jet black ones above their burnished-metal bodies . . . fish and damselflies, jewels set in a sunlit run of the brook at midday.
from Following the Water, David M. Carroll
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Monday, February 22, 2010

Macro Monday: My Primula

I'm going to enjoy this meme. I love macros! This is my houseplant, a primula. In the past my house plants have always died. But two years ago I was given a geranium by the mother of a student and it is still alive. I now have a couple more plants, including this primula. Primulas are primroses. Primroses, I read, are "herbaceous perennials." I have no idea what that means yet! I'm learning as I go and loving every minute of it!

To view more macro images, see Lisa at Lisa's Chaos.

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