No idea! by BessieB

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Aug 04, 2012

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I found this at the side of the River Avon , I have no idea what its is but thought it would make a nice photo. Full view is cool. I went to a wonderful Burlesque show tonight, totally fabulous. Thanks for your continued support. Susan

Comments (15)

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wg34

6:54PM | Sat, 04 August 2012

Allium,I've got a bunch in my garden.I find them great to photograph at different stages of life.

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Chipka

9:08PM | Sat, 04 August 2012

WOW! I don't now much about plants, but I suspect this is something in the onion family. It looks like the kind of stuff that grew behind what was once my maternal grandparents' home. It's quite an incredible find! I love the structure of that post-floral structure. This is quite brilliant.

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mgtcs

10:20PM | Sat, 04 August 2012

Very beautiful, enchanting capture, superb shot!

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Isabelle711

11:23PM | Sat, 04 August 2012

This is a allium. :))) I love all of the different stages they go through. :)))) Most excellent and detailed capture my friend. :)))) Thank you for sharing all of the beauty you see. :))) Carry A Smile In Your Heart :))))

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durleybeachbum

12:37AM | Sun, 05 August 2012

Super things! Buy a plant and you will always have these great seed heads! Gret find, Susan!

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jayfar

1:10AM | Sun, 05 August 2012

This is an allium, a member of the onion family. They look like a firework burst! Nice shot Susan.

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jendellas

9:52AM | Sun, 05 August 2012

Wow, that is unusual. Burlesque :o) glad you enjoyed. xx

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flavia49

4:48PM | Sun, 05 August 2012

wonderful

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blondeblurr

9:50PM | Sun, 05 August 2012

It also looks so similar to my dead and dried up Agapanthus heads, but the seeds are slightly different ... Dried arrangements are always so very attractive, not to mention that in a vase they will last forever! ;) BB

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