honey suckle? by Richardphotos
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took these yesterday or sometime before now
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Comments (83)
Absolutely beauty..
Lovely capture,these flowers are fantastic and the combination of orange and green is so cheerful,wonderful!!:-)
sometime before now would i guess make it yesterday! wonderful shot, they come right out of the background at you!
Flowers work...sublime!
superb shot of this beautiful flower Richard,thanks for sharing***********
Awesome work!! Love it!!
I wiash my hand was half that steady :-) Beautiful!
i can almost smell their lovely fragrance ;)
Great shot, looks marvellous! Honey suckle?.... have heard that already ;-)
Lovely! Great closeup!
Excellent shot, beautiful flowers!!
Lovely Today as it was whenever! :)
Beautiful flowers! Was the plant a vine or a bush? It kinda looks like Trumpetvine, to me. Very nicely captured.
Like a line from a Gary U.S Bonds song (early 60's) hey hey eh yay yeah ! fine photography !! beautiful colors !
when I was small I used to clip the end off the flower and slide the pistons toware the end of the flower and what I call the honey would come out the end and I would drink it them. Just a drop but it was so sweet. I thought they was more yellow than this. Guess it a diff honey suckle color flower
Beautiful...
beautiful flower
Very beautiful Richard.... You do a very great work with your camera. Fantastic. 5+:-)hugs sessan sorry for late comment - I have vacation and the house full of summerguest...
Beautiful capture of these lovely flowers ;O)
Lovely flower!
It does look similar to honeysuckle but MrsL is right - this is trumpet vine, also known as trumpet creeper (Campsis radicans of the Bignoniaceae family). They've bloomed early - they're not usually out until August and September. A wonderful shot nonetheless Richard!
Excellent scene!
Wonderful colors, DOF and details, Richard!!! Splendid and lovely capture!!!