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Usksider
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- Thursday, 03. Jul, 2008 @ 07:43:29
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Nature had a reason!!
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Usksider
Pro
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- Thursday, 03. Jul, 2008 @ 08:01:03
She certainly did
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- Thursday, 03. Jul, 2008 @ 07:54:09
aaaaargh ! mutants!
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MonkeyPie
- Thursday, 03. Jul, 2008 @ 07:59:51
It never fails to fascinate me how varied something like a flower can be. They're amazing in themselves but then when you consider how different they all are- and how each difference serves a small, natural purpose- it's truly amazing.
My favourite one of these is the white flower that looks like a firework! -
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Chyna_Doll
- Thursday, 03. Jul, 2008 @ 08:43:48
Blooming heck. They're good!
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trintrin1x
- Thursday, 03. Jul, 2008 @ 09:26:59
I like the pink and purple one, first one looks like something out of "Attack of the Triffids!"
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plymyphil
- Thursday, 03. Jul, 2008 @ 10:54:17
You do find the most amazing images Jack.
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antlady69
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- Thursday, 03. Jul, 2008 @ 10:59:51
I agree with you
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some1else
- Saturday, 05. Jul, 2008 @ 06:24:22
brilliant. i love flowers and some of these are amazing, very cool to see, thanks.
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Alicia3000
- Sunday, 06. Jul, 2008 @ 16:58:44
Is the 4th one by any chance called a black widow.
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In Malaya they call it the Devil's Flower and strange, fascinating stories surround it. Originating, no doubt, from the malevolent way the eyes in the bloom seem to be following your every move! It grows to about 2ft. in height with flowers complete with filaments or whiskers 12in. long forming a flowing forked tail.
also this strange one is known by the same name,
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Interesting shapes on some of those Jack...