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Royden Feathers
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Uploaded: 08/06/09 10:59 PM GMT
Royden Feathers
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I have no idea what these are. They are very colourful and pretty and can be found in The Walled Garden in Royden Park on The Wirral, a few miles from my house.
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I was expecting a blue blooded duck, swan or goose Caruso with that regal title. The feathers you found are regal as well. So colorful.
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I believe they are Astible.
Also known as Meadowsweet.
Wonderful detail in this shot Steve.
Also known as Meadowsweet.
Wonderful detail in this shot Steve.
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Interesting, and gorgeous find. I had no idea what they were, until reading Lyn's comment.
Jimbob
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I don't know what kind of flowers they are, but I do know I really like the colors and yes they do look like feathers. A very nice find.
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Lyn is correct pal...they are Astible .. nice shot too!...
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Nice and colourful Steve - A fine capture of the "Feather Dusters"
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Beautiful Steve! I love the display of the two colors and background contrasts. ♪ ♫ :)sandi♪ =^..^=
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In my country they are called false spirea, Steve, but Lyn and Bob are correct as the proper name for it is astilbe indeed.
Wonderful capture.
Regards, Cornelius.
Wonderful capture.
Regards, Cornelius.
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These are so pretty, don't know if I've seen these before. Beautiful vivid colours Steve
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Yes I agree with Lyn too, they are definately Astible. I used to have a lovely white one growing in my last garden - quite a show piece too! This is a lovely image and I particularly like how you have caught two different colours of this variety. Well done!
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I love these, have never known what they were called before now.
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