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Uploaded: 06/06/09 10:15 PM GMT
Grevillea Superb
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This commercial hybrid of the grevillea family, flowers all year round much to the delight of the local honeyeaters.

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::Marzena
06/06/09 11:33 PM GMT
Quite a good looking alien I must admit - this is not carnivorous I presume ... LOL
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With all my love and respect, Marzena
.flanno2610
06/06/09 11:39 PM GMT
So far it has not attacked any of my friends.
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.Genver
06/07/09 1:18 AM GMT
Very lovely photo of unusual flowers,the colors are pleasant too,i have never seen this kind of flower before.
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.vangoughs
06/07/09 1:42 AM GMT
Beautiful!!!
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.Joanie
06/07/09 1:56 AM GMT
A gorgeous capture and a beautiful flower Frank! It looks like its not of this world...lol...So pretty!
Joanie
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Love and live.
.markvc1
06/07/09 11:54 AM GMT
Perfect clarity and DOF Frank, nice shot!
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::Jimbobedsel
06/07/09 4:02 PM GMT
This is a new one on me. I have never seen one of these, to my recollection. Very beautiful work on this. Great focus and composition. Outstanding color too.

Jimbob
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DID YOU SEE THAT?
.trixxie17
06/10/09 2:02 AM GMT
This is a most unusual flower - I've not seen it before. Terrific shot with great textures and a good blur for the background, I like your shot choices very much.
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::jeenie11
06/13/09 10:14 PM GMT
wonderful detail in this flower, looks great to me.
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::dreamer100
07/04/10 3:48 PM GMT
I recieved one in a bouquet one time. I hung it upside down and it lost its color but dried architecturally perfect. I just remember having to put newspaper under it because it dripped like a bleeding alien as it dried. Lovely to see it live and growing
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