hillsborough photography
POTD: Shell Collection
Neighbor up the street has a nice collection. ~Vic

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Snapshots Sunday: Rogue Artistes 6.0
It’s been over two years since I posted some local art work. Previous post, here. ~Vic

Town Parking Garage
10-07-2020
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Lovely Drawing
04-26-2020
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I see Morgan Freeman.
Who do you see?
03-13-2020
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Day of the Dead Masks?
03-07-2020
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09-13-2019
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More Information On Strayhorn
09-13-2019
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POTD: Rose
Rosaceae family, Rosa genus and Rosa Chinensis species. Also referred to as China Rose, Chinese Rose or Bengal Rose. ~Vic

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POTD: Musk Thistle
In the Asteraceae family, this is a Carduus Nutans. Other names are nodding thistle and nodding plumeless thistle. It has been deemed a noxious weed and is very invasive. This was in my yard and I wouldn’t advise stepping on one. ~Vic

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Vernal Equinox & Ostara 2022
May the Vernal Equinox/Ostara shift human consciousness for the better. Occurrence was at 11:33am EDT. ~Vic

03-21-2021
I didn’t do a 2021 Vernal Equinox post.
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Forsythia
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Ground Ivy
Creeping Charlie
Catsfoot
Run-Away Robin
03-21-2021
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Astronomy Events in March 2022
Ostara Music
POTD: Ohm
My across-the-street neighbor is a yoga teacher. ~Vic

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POTD: Star Of Bethlehem
Pl@ntNet had a little trouble with this one. It didn’t show up in World Flora or USA Flora but, finally showed up in Western Europe Flora. In the Asparagaceae family (which includes asparagus…yum), its genus & species is Ornithogalum Nutans. In this case, it is a Drooping Star of Bethlehem. ~Vic

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POTD: Winter Creeper
In the family of Celastraceae and the species of Euonymus Fortunei, I believe this may be a Coloratus. Also called the Spindle or Fortune’s Spindle, it is named for Scottish botantist Robert Fortune. It is native to East Asia and has become invasive here in the US. It can kill a tree, despite being very pretty. ~Vic

POTD: Hillsborough Pig
Companion shot to this pig. ~Vic

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POTD: Chinese Fir
Cupressaceae conifer family (Cypress) and, possibly a Cunninghamia Lanceolata, per Pl@ntnet & Wiki. ~Vic

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Valentines Day
I got a another gift in the mail from Momma Linda. I have another dragon to add to my collection. I think there are eggs in the geode. Just…too cute! Thanks, Momma!

02-11-2022
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