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Pleidelsheim region
spring flora
April, 200540 Images485 visitsPhotos by aymar55@yahoo.com
Enlarge photo 1 an entity called Entmoot
round dance
Enlarge photo 2 an entity called Entmoot
no pictures please
Enlarge photo 3 an entity called Entmoot
first glimpse of civilisation
Enlarge photo 4 an entity called Entmoot
doing the parallel bars
Enlarge photo 5 an entity called Entmoot
Cro Magnon: never could stand that fellow. Simply too stuck up. Give me a decent baobab any time. - rearguard
Enlarge photo 6 Appaloosa in the dandelions
Enlarge photo 7 bank holiday in Tokyo
Enlarge photo 8 bank holiday in Tokyo
Enlarge photo 9 bank holiday in Tokyo
Enlarge photo 10 Easter is lambkin season
Enlarge photo 11 Morchella esculenta
spring mushrooms are rarer than their fall couterparts
Enlarge photo 12 Primula vulgaris
Primrose, in dramatic setting
Enlarge photo 13 Primula vulgaris
Enlarge photo 14 Primula vulgaris
Enlarge photo 15 Tussilago farfara
Coltsfoot, tonsure
Enlarge photo 16 vineyards
sunken stone steps, some buckling
Enlarge photo 17 Aubrieta hybridum
Lilacbush bunting
Enlarge photo 18 Aubrieta hybridum
Enlarge photo 19 Aubrieta hybridum
Enlarge photo 20 Aubrieta hybridum
Enlarge photo 21 Cymbalaria muralis
Kenilworth Ivy, fissure specialist, Butter and Eggs relative. - If you own an ancestral manor you can obviously name a species after it.
Enlarge photo 22 Cymbalaria muralis
Enlarge photo 23 Geranium robertianum
Herb Robert, yet another piton specialist.  The hairiness may confer some evaporation protection.
Enlarge photo 24 Geranium robertianum
Enlarge photo 25 pylon homage
La Fountain motive (king of the vineyard)
Enlarge photo 26 erosion zone
Enlarge photo 27 Caltha palustris
Marsh Marigold
Enlarge photo 28 Caltha palustris
Enlarge photo 29 Prunus padus
Bird cherry
Enlarge photo 30 Prunus padus
The raceme type flower cluster.

The tree has a very bad reputation with artists. Occasional name tag 'kitsch-tree'. The term may have originally implied that the berries were unsuitable for human consumption. 'Des nèfles', French counterpart, as valued as medlar berries, likewise not exactly a compliment.

Enlarge photo 31 reed
Enlarge photo 32 reed
Enlarge photo 33 reed
reed with plantain type 'stamen dodder'
Enlarge photo 34 Salix alba mas
White Willow
Enlarge photo 35 Salix alba mas
Willow and a rusty boat
Enlarge photo 36 Salix alba mas
Enlarge photo 37 Salix alba mas
Enlarge photo 38 Salix caprea f
Goat Willow
Enlarge photo 39 Neckar sidearm
Enlarge photo 40 Urtica
Plato, fire atoms are close