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- greenhouse effect
- bracken
- newly born
- freedom
- windy day
- explorer
- opportunist
- red accent
- game over
- red maple & ...
- shelter
- free?
- old pond
- exploring the siamese twins
- spiderman?
- repose
- out of the rock
- damsel yoga
- light climber
- future apple?
- refreshment
- high time?
- butter + 2x fly
- to bee or not to bee
- looking down
- bypass
- explorers
- same mountains, broader view
- elements
- united colours of spring
- in the distance...
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5 comments:
Very weird (but cool).
Gosh that's neat - daisies seem to do that fairly often - or at least mine do.
I've never seen that before.
excellent detail here and an interesting, if slightly mutated, composition :P
keep well...
masago: :-)
well, this is not too uncommon with daisies... something like four leaf clovers, i suppose
janice: yes, i have seen a few, too
leigh: well, these mutant daisies can be found in the meadows here... they still grow wild
bart: well, it's the daisie's fault...
thank you :o)
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