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Mountain Laurel
© Tomeast
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Uploaded: 06/01/25 11:10 PM GMT
Mountain Laurel
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Taken at a park today. Not sure just which kind of Laurel it is.
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.Starglow
06/02/25 1:20 AM GMT
Sure is unique and a beautiful capture of it.
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Tom, as far as I know is this wonderful flower unknown in my country. To know more about it, I had to search the net and has found THIS.
The subtle colors and patterns are striking.
A lovely floral capture for sure!
The subtle colors and patterns are striking.
A lovely floral capture for sure!
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It is both beautiful and unique,Tom.
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A fave for me Tom - we don't see these in Illinois as their farthest western reach is eastern Indiana so I love seeing them and this is a beauty.
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The Amen of nature is always a flower .... Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.
I have never seen a flower like this, it is pure joy in viewing, and gives one a sense that so much of what mankind has learned in creating fabrics, etc. you can be influenced by the art of nature. Faved.
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This is wonderful, very well done my friend.. tigs=^..^=
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This is a new one for me as well and what a beauty you have captured. I investigated to see if the shrubs are available here in New Zealand. They are but VERY expensive. Thanks for such a lovely image
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