Daily 2019
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Mossy clearing with foxgloves (Digitalis purpurea), Gwaii Hanas, Haida Gwaii, BC. This huge stand of foxglove in the old growth rainforest resulted when deer were introduced into the Queen Charlotte Islands. With no natural predators, the deer proliferated in the rich environment and ate everything in sight, destroying the undergrowth through large areas of the islands. The foxglove survived and proliferated because the plant is toxic to deer.
Image for BCAM with its themes of uncontrolled proliferation, toxins, invasion and disruption. I posted a frame filling pink photo for today as well, see here: https://www.allenfotowild.com/DailyPhoto/Daily-2019/i-kv8q6wR/A
foxgloveDigitalis purpureamossrainforestGwaii HanasHaida GwaiiQueen Charlotte IslandsBritish Columbia
From Gwaii Haanas
Terry Allen
on October 28, 2019Thanks a lot for the nice comments, Bill, God's Child, Gene, Wayne, Bruno, Byron, Kevin, Judy, Linda, Judith, Frank, Elizabeth, Rick and JohnC!
johnchapmanphotographer
on October 28, 2019Hi Terry, Beautiful !!!
Rick Willis
on October 28, 2019Excellent Detail and Color 🌞...
arctangent
on October 27, 2019Well thought out contribution, both for the BCAM recognition and for its message of unintended consequences that humans seemed destined to continue to inflict on themselves and on the planet at large.
My power went out overnight, and I just got it back, so I can finally post my two pink posters for the day.
My Breast Cancer Awareness gallery can be seen here: https://arctangent.smugmug.com/Themes/Colors/Pink-Month-October/
Franks-Focus
on October 27, 2019Beautiful tribute for the day.
Judith Sparhawk
on October 27, 2019Beautiful shot, with special meaning for the theme of today. Nicely done.
Lgood
on October 27, 2019Beautiful post for today.
fotoeffects
on October 27, 2019Stunning stand of foxglove! When we visited the Pacific NW, I noticed lots of foxglove growing in the wild. That is so neat!
KDP450
on October 27, 2019Great composition.
Byron Fair Photography
on October 27, 2019Outstanding. Beautiful scene.