The creature from the black lagoon? by cmolsen2002
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This 'creature' is actually quite beautiful at close range. It is growing at the end of the long pale green stem you see, which is resting on the surface of the water in this garden-pond-in-a-barrel I saw. The stem bends as if it were a finger crooked to beckon you and these lovely scentless(?) flowers at the end of the upraised portion of the finger and leaning on the inner edge of the barrel are quite thick and a bit waxy. I wonder if they are some variety of water lily? Might be worth zooming in and any suggestions are very welcome.
Comments (12)
flora-crassella
...eine "eigenartige" Blume! Sehr schöne Aufnahme!
Richardphotos
very beautiful and a plant not known to me
Janiss
Wonderfull capture with superb DOF!
dburson
Nothing monsterous here! very nice!
MrsLubner
Exceptionally interesting find! Wonderful capture full of interest.
goodoleboy
Super capture of a lovely flower species which is absolutely new and alien to my eyes, Chris! Actually, it has absolutely no resemblance to the reptilian monster from that storied movie.
auntietk
Not a clue, but it's a great shot!
RobyHermida
Gorgeous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Roby <(><...<(><....<(><....<(><....<><..
Blush
I think I ran across a name for these called Toad Lily They look like they are in the same family anyway You can look it up on google for sure tho Love the color and I almost got some Hugs Susan~
durleybeachbum
It's Aponogeton crispum ( may have spelt that wrong) The long thin floating leaf in the background gives it away!
lizzibell
Beautiful...
cannonn
so much pritty!!!