Thanks to the seed catalogue,
these flowers have a name now.
Not an easy one to pronounce,
but something more specific than pink flowers. I have a lot of pink flowers in my archives!
10 months ago
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Ptilotus exaltatus
Thanks to the seed catalogue, these flowers have a name now. Not an easy one to pronounce, but something more specific than pink flowers. I have a lot of pink flowers in my archives!
Labels:
Algonquin College,
honey bee,
macro,
pink flowers,
Ptilotus exaltatus
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2 comments:
Gorgeous flower and the bumble bee really likes it.
These flowers are beautiful, even if their name is difficult to pronounce. You got a great capture of the bee between the two blossoms.
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