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:) I am wondering why do they call it wishbone?
ReplyDeleteIts amazing how nature has so much aesthetic sense that she uses when creating things like these.:)
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@Shilpa Sharma The flower gets its name from the two fused stamens inside the flower in a shape similar to a chicken wishbone.
ReplyDeleteFantastic color and lovely background softness!
ReplyDeleteI love this colour! The flower is so beautiful. Lg Tina
ReplyDeleteExquisite capture, gorgeous color! Thanks for the info on the name, I can see how it fits perfectly! Hope you have a great week, Shiju!
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Lovely colors and focus!
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I didn't know there was ever a wishbone flower, now I know!LOL! mine is here: http://clavsupclose.blogspot.com/2011/05/mymbm-rt.html
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Samer here didn't know there is a wishbone flower. That is fantastic!
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Such a beautiful flower. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteI played too. Mine are here and here.
such a pretty flower, I don't think I have ever seen these before!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! This is a fantastic flower thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWonderful capture & Absolutely beautiful My favourite kind of flower too.
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet flower, Shiju - and it looks like it has a tiny heart inside!
ReplyDeleteI always look forward to your picture of the day and I am never disappointed.
WOW! Its beautiful:)
ReplyDeleteImmensely beautiful flower and the eye that captured it :)
ReplyDeleteI need to ask you this! You own a garden? Where do you get all these flowers to click on? Undoubtedly all of them are beautiful
ReplyDeleteWhat an unusual, lovely and delicate flower! Thanks for giving us [literally and figuratively] a peek inside it.
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