What is it about black eyed Susans that I find their winter garb so fascinating?
I am out of town for a few days, but I am leaving photos for you.
10 months ago
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
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4 comments:
I hope wherever you are going it is warm and spring like! I love to see seed things like this. I'm surprised they haven't been picked over by the finches.
Lovely pictures as always
These are marvelous macros. The details are amazing.
I wonder why birds don't pluck out the seeds the way they do Echinacea seeds. Hmmm.
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