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What You See Is What You Get. This is a journal blog, an explore-blog, a bit of this and that blog. Sharing where the mood takes me. Perhaps it will take you too.

Menoturals; Floraleye 2

It's Nature Friday... and I am short on photographic supply. What I will do for January and February is keep it very simple. A single photo each week to keep Rosy (and Sunny) smiling and bring a little bit of summer into these deep winter days.



18 comments:

  1. What a lovely flower. What is it, please?

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  2. Well, I should have figured that out since I see plenty of them. Thanks!

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  3. ooh that is sweet!!! a greeting from spring and summer...

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  4. Lovely macro shot, complete with little bug.

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  5. yay for strawberries, we have gorgeous weeds growing now every where and the flowers look a little like these,

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  6. The flower is beautiful and yes, it does bring a big smile☺

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  7. Lovely photo, the Strawberry flowers are pretty! Take care, Happy Friday! Wishing you a great weekend.

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  8. Lovely photo YAM gives me a mental image of Spring that will surely be welcomed by all
    Hugs Cecilia

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  9. Thanks for bringing us a little spring on a cold winter day.

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  10. With all the cold and snow we have had, it is nice to see a breath of spring.

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  11. Just back from Costa Rica, YAM (last evening). When the driveway is shovelled, the mail collected and the laundry done, emails answered and errands run, I should be back to normal!

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  12. A beautiful reminder that spring is not far away now. I think I will start to participate in Nature Fridays.

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  13. Is this the flower that becomes strawberry fruit?

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    1. Hari Om
      It is...if you look closely at the one with wilted petals behind the front one, you can just make out the fruit bud... Yxx

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  14. I read your comment about my feeling ill and just wanted to mention that no doctor or nurse practitioner diagnosed me with anything. I figured out what was wrong based on how quickly I recovered after being hooked up to an IV and got hydrated that way. It was magical. Later, as I said in my blog, I Googled it, and Google agreed. So I'm good with that. Thanks for caring and taking an interest in my travails.

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