There are still some seeds
clinging to the milkweed pods.
Even after the first snowfall.
4 years ago
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4 comments:
Milk weed never looked more lovely! When I was a child we would break them open and spread the seeds to the wind. They felt like velvet!
I've enjoyed the beauty you've found in each of your milkweed posts. Your photos are just marvelous.
Very pretty ...
** please help me find a home for the boys .. stop by my blog and mention them on yours **
Very nice. I especially like the way the light reflects off of the snow in the second to last one
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