Weser 28 by jcv2
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To my surprise we discover a place where the two anemones, the yellow anemone (Anemone ranunculoides) and the white wood anemone (Anemone nemorosa) appear mixed; I've never seen them mixed since then. As far as I know they do not cross, and I have seen no bastards (many plant-species have bastards between related species).
Minolta X-700 (Agfa 100 CTi, 50 mm)
Thanks for your attention and your always valuable comments
Comments (41)
Excellent capture of a rare phenomenon, I gather! They brighten up my rainy day. Have a good day, J.C.!
Very impressive, a nice vegetation!
wonderful that you even noticed and knew that they are not often mixed so interesting and what a find!!... beautiful shot of these lovely spring flowers!!
veru nice mix of flowers in this place ;-)
Wow! What a beautiful picture. Those white petaled flowers remind me of May Apples. In Michigan, as a child, we used to go hunting for Morel Mushrooms which would flourish underneath the leaves of the may apples at the heads of streams and rivers in the low land marshes. Ah, but that would take me back to the times when the excitement for the week was tipping the bog.
WOOOW , yellow one?????? That's fantastic to see!Nice settings too.
Another beautiful nature shot of what she does for us, you caught if perfectly in lighting and composition:):)..V
Beauty is every where you walk. Love your meaning of mixed plants... Excellent. Aloha
Excellent image my friend and very good composition of color and lighting !!! Well done ... Good day and kiss ;)
Diversity is so magnificent. Blending would be wrong.
Beautiful blooms! Great capture of a rare occurance!
lovely flowers... nice shot
Beautiful woodland flowers,two variations of the same species. Excellent!!!!
How interesting! A nice variety of color in this woodland scene :)
What a lovely natural growth of flowers. Well captured!
Fantastic! Fun to come upon treasures like this! Excellente! +++
I didn't know that.. as far as I know they do not cross in nature and there does not exist a cultivar. It is a beautiful and interesting image.
Fantastic capture of this beautiful spring flowers. I like this small flowers, we have a lot of them here in the Odenwald. But i can't remember to see them togehthr at one place like here. Have a great saturday!!
Amazing capture - not seen them mixed either. We have these in woods here but they usually grow in diferent habitats.
A gallery scented well with these pretty flowers ===== Excel ===== ((V))
Lovely! They really look beautiful together!
Variety is the SPICE of LIFE!!!!!!!! excellent catch!!!!
Wonderful capture, Jan-Carel!! You have an eye for natural beauty, never ever passing it by. Thank you for such brightness today. Thick sea fret in Bay, I cannot see a thing!!!.... AGAIN :-) Happy day hugs.
Very interesting comment.
such pretty flowers and a lovely photo.
I know you haven't seen them crossed like that...but I haven't seen them at all.Lovely to see such natural beauty.I think wildflowers are wonderful.LOL I got so excited to see foxgloves growing wild all over Scotland.That's something I never see here.The only think I ever see growing wild is daucus carota and dandelions...and the occasional iris...Thanks for sharing these small miracles.-M :^)
Very interesting capture , it's beautiful!!! Bravo :)
Lovely scene. Beautiful capture.....Nice work!
Another unusual find by you...two different colors growing together in one area! Very nice find and shot! Aloha!
very lovely looking