Allium Milleniumin and the Bumblebee

Wild Onions & my little Bumblebee

Hanging out in the front yard just to observe

Preserverance

is the only term that pays justice in regard to the longevity of these tasty and very healthy wild onions. The plant to the left has been in existence for more than 12 years in my front yard.
Surviving harsh winters with up to 20 below zero without any problems makes this plant as tough as they come.
I cut the green and use it for salads and sandwiches. What we can’t eat right away goes in the freezer for winter meals.
 

Teaming up to survive

Survival means everything in nature. Not just for these beautiful looking vegetables that become a part of tasty cuisine, but for the insects that need them to feed off.

Bees and bumblebees are regular visitors to my wild little front yard sitting area where I specifically plant annuals and perennials that attract that attract bees, bumblebees, humming birds and moths.

There is nothing more therapeutic that to sit, watch, and listen to the miracle of life on Planet Earth.

Bumble & Bees

Enjoy a small collection of images taken in the late afternoon at home on Highview Angus Ranch, Wallowa County, Oregon.

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ANGELIKA URSULA DIETRICH, owner and publisher of Wild Horses Thunder and Wild Horses Media Productions, is a professional Freelance Photographer, Videographer, Publisher, Writer, Social Media Consultant, and Website Developer.

Angelika's photography work has been displayed on the front cover of Idaho Magazine (2022), the Nimiipuu Tribal Tribune, Cowboy Lifestyle Network (2021), Cowboys & Indians (2016 & 2018), and in various Oregon and Washington entertainment and vacation publications, Chief Joseph Days Rodeo Program and website (2012-2020), at Art Gallery Festivals, private businesses, as well as for display advertisement for many clients in and out of Wallowa County including the Wallowa County Chieftain (2003-2007).

Between 2007 and 2009, Angelika worked in radio as the news and sports director for owners Lee and Carol Lee Perkins at KWVR Radio in Enterprise, Oregon. After the station was sold, she created Wallowa Valley Online, an independent online news magazine publishing and writing news and engaging in photojournalism.

After ten years of Wallowa Valley Online, Angelika decided to concentrate more on her photography & video productions, and cover and write human interest stories on Wild Horses Thunder - The studio & journal, and volunteer at the Nez Perce Wallowa Homeland.

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