844 pts ยท December 28, 2024
It actually does look like it.
there is not so bad)))
nice idea and beautiful view
thanks
It's a pity I can't treat you to something tasty remotely.
My pleasure
)))
Prunus spinosa, commonly known as blackthorn, grows widely in Ireland. It is a native species and an integral part of Irish biodiversity.Sloe fruits are often harvested to make jams and liqueurs (such as sloe gin).
Western European ones are also black))
No, it's a type of wild plum, it's quite tart, and it's often used to make sauces.
may be)
for me too))
buzzard?
!!!
Nutria in small river)))
))))
physik)))
aaa!!! super!
Thanks))
Perhaps the bird is leaving for summer and happiness?)))
This is a variation of the famous Florentine velutata, I hope you like it.
thanks))
)))))
wow!!! thanks for the info
Google Lens identifies it as a grasshopper, and the locust seems to be more brown, but I'm not an entomologist))
It actually does look like it.
there is not so bad)))
nice idea and beautiful view
thanks
thanks
It's a pity I can't treat you to something tasty remotely.
My pleasure
)))
Prunus spinosa, commonly known as blackthorn, grows widely in Ireland. It is a native species and an integral part of Irish biodiversity.
Sloe fruits are often harvested to make jams and liqueurs (such as sloe gin).
Western European ones are also black))
No, it's a type of wild plum, it's quite tart, and it's often used to make sauces.
may be)
for me too))
thanks
thanks
buzzard?
!!!
Nutria in small river)))
))))
physik)))
aaa!!! super!
Thanks))
Perhaps the bird is leaving for summer and happiness?)))
)))
This is a variation of the famous Florentine velutata, I hope you like it.
thanks))
)))))
wow!!! thanks for the info
Google Lens identifies it as a grasshopper, and the locust seems to be more brown, but I'm not an entomologist))