Scots Pine Flowers by fairyfreak
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Ooh look...baby pine cones are pink!!
LOL..
Here's some information about Scots Pine flowers I found from HERE
The male and female flowers both grow on the tree and flower in May. The female flowers grow on the tips of the more exposed branches (so these are female) and the male flowers cluster together in the branches below. Once wind pollination occurs it takes 2 years for a fertilised female flower to form a fully-grown cone.
Thanks for LOoking
Fairy Blessings
Emma
Comments (8)
They are pretty, Nice capture :o)
Gorgeous photo..
thats just like the males too cluster around and the females to flaunt themselves in a pretty pink outfit. Yet more fascinating facts, thanks
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Well spotted as you don't see these very often.
Beautiful what nature can come up with isn't it?
Pretty shot.
excellent macro !!