Weekly Prompts Colour Challenge: Red
This has been an ongoing series of looking back at some of my very first photos I posted. I wonder what the age range will be for “red things” I was surprised I hadn’t covered “red” thing before as I have most other colours.
I just did a search for red and the first in August 2013 were some red berries
It was a wet year and fungi of all sorts popped up. Tiny red ones were a treat
Dianthus are one of my favourite flowers
A close look at a Nasturtium
A red lily? of some sort
A red Hibiscus, one of the many in the garden
A Robyn Gordon grevillea flower that was first posted in August 2015
Honorable mention for not being totally red but have a red name, Red-browed Firetail Finch from 2014
and a Red Skimmer Dragonfly from 2015
Love these photos
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Thank you Sadie 🙂
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You’re welcome
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I knew you would show us some good red, Brian
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Thanks Sue, I had fun selecting the red photos 🙂
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😊👍
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I’m glad you are a dianthus fan too. Are they native to Australia?
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I think they are European/Asian
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All of these reds are certainly wonderful but my favorite are the finch and dragonfly
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Thank you Hammad for liking my last two additions 🙂
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Nice. That finch is a beauty. once again your find someone/something to model for you.
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Thanks Donna. I am glad I included that little fellow as he seems to be the favourite 🙂
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Beautiful
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Thank you Martha 🙂
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Love the finch and dragonfly especially
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Luckily I included those as a last thought 🙂
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Beautiful photos
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Thank you Dan 🙂
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He’s not very red, but Mr. Finch is lovely.
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I used artistic licence and red was the word so RED-browed Firetail Finch made the cut 😁
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You are forgiven for not being totally red on all of them. Great selection for our challenge, Brian and I thank you. 🙂
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Most welcome Sue or Gerry lol. Glad my artistic licence has been accepted 🙂
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It was me, the scatterbrain who forgets to click the WP icon! 🙂
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I thought so but just in case………..
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Haha, not wishing to publicly name me as the idiot you added Gerry’s name! 😂
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Maybe………..🙄🤪😁🤗
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That little bird is my favorite!But all of your reds are lovely
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An after thought that has become the popular among all of the reds.
Thank you Anne 🙂
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The red flowers are so vibrant, but I like the finch with the red eyebrows the best. Our skimmer dragonflies are rather “Plain Jane” next to your Red Skimmer. 🙂
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Thank you. Welcome to the Red-browed Firetail Finch club 🙂
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Good to know I’m not the only fan!
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Love all those red flowers. The finch and dragonfly are ho hum beside them (I’m just saying that so the flowers don’t feel left out!).
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The flowers thank you 🌹😁
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Mother Nature sure makes some stunning colors! ❤️ The Robyn Gordon grevillea flower took my breath away. Thank you for sharing these beautiful reds, Brian.
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Natures red colours are so fabulous, I love my Grevilleas.
So happy you enjoyed a look back at some of the red things I have posted in the past 🤗
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🙏🏻🤗
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