What a capture Susanne! When I looked at the tumbnail, I thought that was a bug crawling up the stem. In full size I see it for what it truly is. Brilliant colors and a great angle.
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Wow, this is wonderful and I love the angle you have taken it from. I have been seeing these all around this year and didnt know what they are called. Thank you for giving me the name. Well done!
Ann
I love cornflowers and we don't see them often enough. I was in France a few weeks ago and there were cornfields with poppies and cornflowers - apparently they're making a comeback now the farmers have stopped using so much pesticide. Nice shot Susanne.
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