This weekend I cut the asparagus patch back to the ground, and fondly came across some bits of Phoebe's wool stuck to the seed pod of this Thornapple, Datura metel.
I love this one because you can see the garden gate, which is in my header. We are still having 'fall color' with the blackberry canes on the bottom left.
I need to cut this plant back, too. Perhaps I will bring the dried stems in with the wool and place them with Avo's feathers.
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Wonderful macro shots .. at least I learnt the name of this seedpod! I adore the shot with your gate in the distance. who/what is Phoebe, I'm assuming one of your dogs?!
have a happy day!
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Very cool, and thanks again for the photoshop of red, it made my day.:-)
Great shots Sage. I need to research Thornapples. :)
Love that last shot..well done:)
I love the look of the wool. I really like the last photo, with the faded background.
Nature at it's finest...hanging on.
these are really nice captures, i like your use of the natural light
I definitely would have never figured out what all that was without your help! Interesting what we find as we start looking at the little things! The shots are great~~
we are so much like.
when a leaf or pinecone gets caught on our bumper, I always leave it there, as a memento of our trip, ha!
i know, couldn't i just take a picture? well, no.
How great to find the wool gift captured on the seed for you to keep with the feathers.
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