Alsike clover
Look closely and you can see that each "blossom" is actually a cluster of many tube-shaped flowers. Some at the bottom of this cluster are already fading while some at the top are opening out.
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21 comments:
This one is definitely a keeper! Absolutely stunning!
Fabulous!
I almost posted a similar shot, but yours is much more beautiful.
I'm going to be on the look-out for this one.
As a children my friends and I used to pull those little tubes out one by one and suck on the sweetness at the end of the tube.
Darla
Romantic colour, this flower is perfect!
Léia :)
It looks like a painting! Wonderful capture.
Sorry for my absence - as I was back home in Manila for two weeks.
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It is stunning and so well photographed.
sometimes we don't really see beauty unless we really look close.
thanks for this reminder.
Beautiful! I too tasted the sweetness of these flowers as a child!
Gorgeous details!
I don't think I've seen this particular brand of flower either. You have some very unique and beautiful flora in the northland!
Re your comment on Ocala: Rooms To Go has all kinds of furniture...decent stuff at a reasonable price. They like to sell whole rooms, thus the name, but you can buy any piece individually if you wish.
No easy-to-assemble, though.
ha! Those are fantastic. I have a photo I'm planning to post of a similar sculpture I found at our local recycling center
Oh meraviglioso!
I like clover. Not on my lawn, since it tries to overtake the grass, but out on a field somewhere, it is fine. The clover blossoms on my lawn are white. It's neat to see them with color like this.
This is the first macro clover I have seen and I love it! I never really took a close look at one. They are pretty.
Clover never looked so good. :)
Love the depth of field with this one.
Incredible detail of the clover!
Beautiful clover!
It is amazing! I love seeing simple little flowers like this. :)
A fabulous shot, EG!
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