Wild strawberries are so tiny,
both the berries, and the flowers,
but they are well worth searching for.
10 months ago
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6 comments:
They are indeed. Wild strawberries taste so sweet. I was looking for some yesterday - unsuccessfully.
Mr. Hip and I saw some in the wood over the weekend. They were not in berry yet, just in blossom. Shucks!
lovely photos of such tiny flowers. Love Helen, Darcy and Bingley xxx
Fantastic photos. Love it!
They are so tiny and so tasty:)
Great macros! The raindrops make these simple tiny flowers look refreshing and delightful.
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