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night & day

2/7/2016

 
night garden
palm inflorescence
fronds & flowers (neanthe bella palm, parlour palm)

halfmoon gulls, dusk

3/31/2015

 
spiders overnight. one or 2 or 3 morning strands. there are bugs to be caught. flocking halfmoon gulls, dusk. the calls. and orion in your face, hot blue, and lower in the sky, a tall eternity, feet in the horizon. soon. buds. palm dots. ural false spirea, sorbaria sorbifolia 'sem' (rosaceae) est un fils de noé, attracts butterflies. a moon with Thor-Jupiter & Regulus-Alpha-Leonis.
α Leo/nis: 1 of the brightest stars in the night sky, constellation Leo, a multiple 4 star system arranged in 2 pairs.
jupiter
jupiter & α leonis (regulus)

a sprig of unusual flowers

2/19/2014

 
parlor palm flowers
stem of flowers, palm
No. 4 of 4. synonyms... common names: parlor palm, parlour palm, neanthe bella palm, good luck palm. Genus: Chamaedorea. rainforest, understory, tropical & sub-tropical. southern Mexico, Guatemala, central America. the unopened inflorescences are edible.

it snowed

1/6/2014

 
snow fell again. 6-7-8 hours or so of daylight, 5x as much snow  as usual. overall, piles, overcast monochromia, polar vortex. ice, frost quakes, phat frost, flash freeze... freezes.
parlor palm flowers
palm flowers (4 stems)
 january 1st was new moon. palm study. geranium cuttings = root tangles.

ar-ek-AY-see-ee

12/2/2013

 
parlour palm, inflorescence
parlour palm flowers, C. elegans
Arecaceae: Palm family

purple snow

11/17/2013

 
purple snow @purpledawn and full moonsets—tinsel, glitter, frost.  the parlour palm is at it again.
snowdrifts, blizzards. chipmunk (or a red squirrel). white, white hares with charcoal ear tips. the deer, mice, bluejays,  chickadees, owls, coyotes, ravens, 100huddled geese, northern flicker, crows, skunks, porcupine. lots of tracks and a sundog.
Picture
moon, 13 october 2013
comet ison is not to be seen.
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