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Red and Yellow
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Uploaded: 10/16/06 4:49 AM GMT
Red and Yellow
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From Tampa Bay's Busch Gardens. These flowers were just in a planter as we browsed around today. Not sure what they are.
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::DigiCamMan
10/16/06 5:45 AM GMT
Veri priddy and nycely dun. I lyke thu red and yelow micks. Yoo did a grait job.
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Wow, unusual flowers and stunning colours. Just brilliant.
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What a stunning and unusual flower with vibrant colors. Captured with great light and composition. Thanks for sharing these...will have to find out the name, they're beautiful.
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Can't always give individual thanks but I am so appreciative of everyone's comments and input. I truly enjoy seeing all of your posts and am always happy to see you at My Gallery. Thanks, Anita
Hum.......don't think I have ever seen this one before. Interesting that it pops from a closed red bud into a yellow flower. Amazing and well captured.
Pat
Pat
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Gee Charlie, do wish I new what these were. I agree with Pat, don't know of a flow that goes from a red bud to yellow flower. Interesting capture and thanks for sharing. Beautiful and vivid.
Earleen
Earleen
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A lovely composition that really shows off the spectacular color and clarity of these unusual flowers. Well done Charlie!
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Lovely flowers
Nice capture with good color, detail and composition
Thanks for sharing !
John
Nice capture with good color, detail and composition
Thanks for sharing !
John
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Hi Charlie,
Just browsing the many lovely pictures in your gallery and noticed that no one ever got around to mentioning the name of this. It is a variety of "asclepias". A common name for it in this part of the country is "Butterfly Weed" because it does attract them in the summer. This is an excellent closeup of a beautiful flower.
Just browsing the many lovely pictures in your gallery and noticed that no one ever got around to mentioning the name of this. It is a variety of "asclepias". A common name for it in this part of the country is "Butterfly Weed" because it does attract them in the summer. This is an excellent closeup of a beautiful flower.
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