Yellow things in nature

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After a run of 5 straight weeks without a whole day away from work (around our annual maintenance shutdown), I was very happy to take a long weekend off and "get the heck out of Dodge..." My friends John, Ed and I headed to Oak Hammock Marsh (near Stonewall, Manitoba - for my American friends, that's about 3 hours straight north from Grand Forks, North Dakota) for a weekend of birding and photography. After the gale-force winds on Saturday settled down, the birds came out in numbers and made…

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see the black light ----- Jake: The band... the band... Reverend Cleophus James: DO YOU SEE THE LIGHT? Jake: THE BAND! Reverend Cleophus James: DO YOU SEE THE LIGHT? Elwood: What light? Reverend Cleophus James: HAVE YOU SEEEEN THE LIGHT? Jake: YES! YES! JESUS H. TAP-DANCING CHRIST... I HAVE SEEN THE LIGHT! (from the movie The Blues Brothers)

The most ordinary things, such as a yellow dandelion plant at the wayside can be an inspiration for an illustration. The English name »dandelion« comes from the Middle French word »dent de lion« from the early 15th century, meaning literally »lion’s tooth«. The plant got its name after the characteristic jagged shape of the leaves and its a real allrounder in nature. The plant is valued for its healing powers as well as in European cuisine. Little Fun fact: You can also eat dandelion as a…