I don't know what sort of a flower this is.
I would guess that it was a member of the sunflower family,
except the tallest plants are about a foot high, and they are all growing near the water.
10 months ago
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5 comments:
Nice flowers. I like the perspective in the third one :)
Hi there - those are great pictures of a great flower - so in the name not knowing its name does not seem to matter too much!
You may find my "other blog" of interest - its where I do my more long winded public thinking!
Cheers - Stewart M - Australia
beautiful!
I love yellow flowers...
Such sunny, smiley, summery, shots.
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