Judy, Thanks for coming by my blog. The Queen Anne's Lace is most interesting--I don't think I have seen it at that stage before. Have a lovely weekend. Mickie ;)
Always liked QAL, and cannot see it without Bobby D's words coming to mind: "Purple clover, queen anne's lace, crimson hair across her face..." Great shot.
Makes me think of my carrots that went to seed this year. I've never left them in the ground for two years so I was surprised at how big they got and how beautiful the flowers were. - Margy
Weird and wonderful
ReplyDeleteHow interesting. I'm not familiar with this plant.
ReplyDeleteI've really enjoyed seeing queen anne's lace shots on several blogs lately, they are such photogenic little plants :)
ReplyDeleteEsta flor diferente de encontro ao céu ficou linda!
ReplyDeleteWonderful macros of the Queen Ann’s Lace. I just love it when it is blooming. Thanks for your kind comments. genie
ReplyDeleteI love queen anne's lace in all its stages. Mine is looking like these now too. Lovely shots.
ReplyDeleteAnd I'd like to say bye bye and see you next year^_^ Was taking picture of them today too.
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These are wonderful macros of the Queen Anne's lace.
ReplyDeleteDon't think I know this flower - great shots though -thank you!
ReplyDeleteJudy, Thanks for coming by my blog. The Queen Anne's Lace is most interesting--I don't think I have seen it at that stage before. Have a lovely weekend. Mickie ;)
ReplyDeleteI really must pay more attention to the fading glory of such plants.
ReplyDeleteI love them!
ReplyDeletesoon you will get the white flowers. I am fascinated by the buds too
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely, I've never seen Queen Anne's Lace at this stage!
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by my blog and commenting, I hope you come around again soon :o)
Something new to me,at a glace i thought it's a bird nest,
ReplyDeletethanks for the nice shot.
Most unusual plant. Looks nice with the blue sky as a background.
ReplyDeleteCreative and wonderful shots!
ReplyDeleteAlways liked QAL, and cannot see it without Bobby D's words coming to mind:
ReplyDelete"Purple clover, queen anne's lace,
crimson hair across her face..."
Great shot.
Makes me think of my carrots that went to seed this year. I've never left them in the ground for two years so I was surprised at how big they got and how beautiful the flowers were. - Margy
ReplyDeleteEverything is beautiful in its own way!
ReplyDeleteso, that is the name of the flower I´ve been looking at. You have great shots of it. :)
ReplyDeleteBeatiful flower and shots!
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