No, it is not really an attack watermelon, camouflaged in a spruce tree and waiting to leap on its unsuspecting prey.It is the developing seedpod of a bur cucumber , less than 2 inches long.
But I do like Bronwynn's explanation!!
4 years ago
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3 comments:
What an interesting shot. It does almost look like a watermelon.
lovely shot! thanks for sharing!
I think that is my faorite of the shots you ook of it :)
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