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| Duranta |
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| Frangipani flower with 6 petals (most have 5) |
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| Grass seed-head unfurling |
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| Pink strawberry flower |
All taken over the last few days. The rain and a mild summer are agreeing with the garden (and the weeds).
Sharing at Poetic Winter: Warmth.
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| Duranta |
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| Frangipani flower with 6 petals (most have 5) |
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| Grass seed-head unfurling |
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| Pink strawberry flower |
U nas sroga zima, a ja takie piękne kwiaty oglądam :-). Pozdrawiam. *** In our severe winter, and I watch these beautiful flowers :-). Yours
ReplyDeleteThis frangipanni especially is just gorgeous. Love its elegant simplicity!
ReplyDeleteDeze bloemen zijn weer prachtig van kleur en zeer goed gefotografeerd !
ReplyDeleteGroetjes, Joop
Such beauty. It will be a few more months before we see flowers here ;-)
ReplyDeleteInteresting fact about the Frangipani - like finding a 4-leaf clover.
ReplyDeleteThis morning we had our first strawberry on our plant, but something ate it during the day.
These captures are so crisp and superb. (and a 6 petalled frangipani!!!)
ReplyDeleteI am smitten by the frangipani! I saw one for the first time in New Zealand, then I saw them growing wild in Fiji. I'm so happy to know they grow in Australia too. :-)
ReplyDeleteA place of peace, Thy Karen space.
ReplyDeleteThe plan that accompanies the singing of the birds, is harmony for the Soul.
Photo of intense beauty.
Light and colors of spring to cheer
travelers passing through here.
Thank you.
Best wishes..
dandelion
Love the clean shots !
ReplyDeleteI don't know half of these wonders but I have to say I felt in love with the Frangipani Flower, what a beauty!
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous array of photos, the grass seed has so much texture, have never noticed that frangipani's usually have five petals, will have to pay more attention next time, fabulous!
ReplyDeleteAh, I'm sure I felt a soft summer breeze . . . thank you!
ReplyDeleteJuat gorgeous - I can smell the frangipani from here!
ReplyDeletePrachtvolle Blüten...
ReplyDeletebei dem Anblick freue ich mich schon auf Frühling. :-)
Grüße von Bina
Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend ahead.
very pretty shots!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots I had no idea about the number of petals, went off straight away to check my photo of one in Thailand on my photography blog. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful flowers you have overthere. They are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice evening
Marijke
always love stopping by your blog, with the lovely images and the delightful music it is always a pleasure!!
ReplyDeleteOlá, que lindas fotos e flores.
ReplyDeleteObrigada por sua visita no meu blog.
Beijos.
Your pictures make me want to come visit you! They are just gorGEST!!!That's what I say when something is really pretty.
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www.ladybugswithzoi.blogspot.com
just wonderful :)
ReplyDeleteyou found some beautiful treasures in your garden...thank you for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely shots.. Thanks for sharing some of your summer with us.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos...especially that white flower!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen Duranta or Frangipani flowers before, they are lovely and what a special treat to see a six petal one! Thanks,
ReplyDeleteこんにちわ、Pieces of Sunshine.
ReplyDeleteあなたの美しい作品に私は感動させられます。
あなたの訪問ありがとう。
良い一日を。
Hello, Pieces of Sunshine.
I am impressed by your beautiful work.
Thank you for your visit.
Have a Good day.
Karen, your skill with the camera amazes me. I especially liked the grass seed unfurling today. Yor macro-photos are great too. - Dave
ReplyDeleteAll such lovely macros as usual.
ReplyDeleteThe grass see unfurling is a great capture and I love the strawberry flower - so pretty and delicate.
I wasn't aware Frangipani's usually had 5 petals (clearly I haven't looksed close enough when photographing them)... I will be on the lookout now.
simply GORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful light, details, and focus in these photos.
ReplyDeletehow beautiful! Thanks so much for linking up :) Hope you'll join us again for next week!
ReplyDeleteThe first two look so soft and velvety! Browsing through your blog is making me home sick for summer!
ReplyDeleteYour photos have me pining for spring! :) I especially love the photo of the grass seed head.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining us in the Poetic Winter Photo Challenge. We're moving on to a new theme on Friday, Warmth. Hope you'll stop by and join us again. Enjoy the rest of your weekend. :)
These are gorgeous and bring on spring! Even though we haven't had much winter.
ReplyDeleteYour first two flower photos reminded me of edible fondant decorations for cakes!
ReplyDeleteAmazingly beautiful flower shots : )
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