...at POLLYwog ponds and along the seashore
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...the above white trumpet blossoms looks like this before opening fully....
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...the above white trumpet blossoms looks like this before opening fully....
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Gorgeous dragonfly! He looks like a jewel. What on earth is the huge black flying insect? Surely you were not this close to it? It looks so fierce. Beautiful dripping white Trumpet. And is that a Passion Flower?
ReplyDeleteI thinl it's a june bug...not sure.
DeleteSUch pretty flowers. Love whatever those are in the first set of pictures.
ReplyDelete...passion flower.
DeleteI too am captivated by the flowers in the first set. But they are all wonderful, and you got a lot of pictures of the "polly-naters." :-)
ReplyDeleteThat, I did.
DeleteI had a beautiful passion plant, but Texas heat took care of it. These are so pretty and you do excellent jbo on capturing the beauty of everything.
ReplyDeleteThanks...our passion flower became very invasive...we dug it out.
DeleteI believe those are Passion Flowers in the first set of photos. Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYes, they are
DeleteI love those first flowers! I see people commenting about passion flowers. Is that what they are? So pretty!
ReplyDeleteYes...they ARE passion flowers. These are wild...you can get hybrids in all colors from a nursery.
DeleteThe trumpet flowers are my favorites. In SC everyone had some in their yards and they came in so many beautiful colors! (pink, peach, purple, lavender and more) There were many passion flowers too. We can't grow any of these here. :-(
ReplyDeleteI like 'em too. I think these white ones are beautiful!
DeleteNature show us some more of her wonderful handiwork. So nice you can capture it and to give us a look.
ReplyDeleteI happy knowing you enjoy my photos Ms. B
DeleteFabulous photographs.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
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