The Netherlands-Slochteren
Wood anemone (Anemone nemorosa - Bosanemoon), photographed In the garden of the monumental Freaylemaborg estate, one of those old estates where a series of wild and mostly foreign plant species were imported and planted for garden use. In Dutch this group of plants is called stinzenplanten. The Wood anemone, however, is a native wild plant. © Tom Kisjes
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The Netherlands-Noordlaren
Salmonberry (Rubus spectabilis-Prachtframboos) occurs naturally in the western coastal regions of North-America and was once imported and planted for garden use. Blooms from March to May. The fruits are edible and loved. © Tom Kisjes
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The Netherlands - Krikkenhaar
Yellowing curtain crust (Stereum subtomentosum - Waaierkorstzwam) is a photogenic fungus, to be found in woods or at least groups of trees and very common in my country. © Tom Kisjes
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The Netherlands - Krikkenhaar
Raindrops on feather act like magnifying lenses. © Tom Kisjes
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The Netherlands - Krikkenhaar
Raindrops on feather act like magnifying lenses. © Tom Kisjes
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