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It's time for autumn leaves on the New River
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When the fallen leaf stands up on the water surface
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Paddling pool at Priory Park, Hornsey, North London (Autumnal) seen here after high winds
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Floating fallen leaf showing water viscosity, New River, Bowes Park section
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Small green leaf with water droplets
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Spots of red sunlight shining through a frozen leaf
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'I'll do my cryin' in the rain' - Wood Green in the morning
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A very large fallen brown leaf at Willen Lake, Milton Keynes
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Green leaves after rain showers
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Red leaf with cobwebs and the detached wing of an insect. That's how it was. As seen at the woodland walk from Hornsey to Wood Green through the gounds of Alexandra Palace. London, England. Click left (enlarge) to get the best view of the extensive web.
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Spiky greenery - Ally Pally garden centre
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Spinach
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Pachira house plant
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Dock leaves
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Dock leaves, with new leaves sprouting, and about to unfold - Hedgerley Lane, Beaconsfield, Bucks
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Late Summer: a fallen leaf in the water at the New River, Bowes Park section, London.
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Early Autumn at the New River in Bowes Park
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All in green
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New River (Palmers Green) with railings. I love reflections on water, it's such a simple thing. The still image looks different to the living subject, it is an abstraction in the real sense.
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Green leaf after the rain
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Leaves and feathers at Alexandra Palace boating lake
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leaves and feathers
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Male Red-eyed damselfly (Erythromma najas) with its notably slim black abdomen