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Branch and male spring cones of coniferous tree of Nordmann Fir tree, also calles Caucasian Fir, latin name Abies nordmanniana, sunlit by daylight sunshine. GI JOE action figure of military medic and rescue team member Lifeline, version from 1986, sitting on a branch of spruce tree, sunlit by bright autumn sunshine, looking like christmas tree decoration. Dense foliage with violet flowers of Wood Violet plants, also called Sweet Violet or English Violet, latin name Viola Odorata growing in park, sunlit by early spring sunshine, late march season. Branches with dense short leaves of Autumn Heather plant, growing in summer alpine garden. Bees pollinating and collecting nectar from blossoming Cutleaf Coneflower, latin name Rudbeckia Lacinata, during summer cloudy day. Half evolved trumpet shaped flower of oak-leaved thorn-apple, also called Chinese Thorn-Apple, latin name Datura quercifolia, poisonous plant containing powerful hallucinogenic deliriant alkaloids. Spiny green seed capsule of oak-leaved thorn-apple, also called Chinese Thorn-Apple, latin name Datura quercifolia, poisonous plant containing powerful hallucinogenic deliriant alkaloids. Green tall flower bud of oak-leaved thorn-apple, also called Chinese Thorn-Apple, latin name Datura quercifolia, poisonous plant containing powerful hallucinogenic deliriant alkaloids. Spiny green seed capsule of oak-leaved thorn-apple, also called Chinese Thorn-Apple, latin name Datura quercifolia, poisonous plant containing powerful hallucinogenic deliriant alkaloids. Trumpet shaped flower of oak-leaved thorn-apple, also called Chinese Thorn-Apple, latin name Datura quercifolia, poisonous plant containing powerful hallucinogenic deliriant alkaloids. Spiny green seed capsule of oak-leaved thorn-apple, also called Chinese Thorn-Apple, latin name Datura quercifolia, poisonous plant containing powerful hallucinogenic deliriant alkaloids. Tiny deep blue flowers on a plant Tripora Divaricata, common name Bluebeard, belonging to family Lamiaceae like mint and sage, growing in garden during cloudy summer day.