This purple loosestrife plant is so photogenic!
Click the icon on the right, and get your eyes wet!
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This is so lovely, especially the one with the sky reflected in the water.
It is photogenic but I understand that it is a troublesome exotic in some places.
so beautiful. i love pink.
Lovely and gorgeous reflections in the first shot.
Love the gorgeous plants like loosestrife that grow by the water.
yes, a nice flower to photograph. :) And so is the background.
Really nice images! And lovely flower=)
Stunning!!!
BAY SUNRISE
Hope you find time to visit. Have a glorious Wednesday.
Beautiful flowers and reflections.
Purple Loosestrife is on the Top 10 List of most invasive plants in America. But it sure is pretty.
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