Wild carrot by mermaid
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Description
it is for today... I had to look them up and it said, that after their have withered they roll up like this... which makes for an interesting view...smile
Thanks a lot for your comments and favs on my autumn colors...and have a wonderful day
Comments (29)
I've never seen one before....so cheers!
Wow~ nice photo :)
definitely unique! Well done
Nice capture!
Great capture..love the post work!!
Great shot.
An unusual subject.. turned out quite nice.
Fantastic macro shot.
I posted one of these a few months ago and didnt know what it was but i do now, wonderful plant..
Fascinating and beautiful!
Wow what a cool plant! Great shot!
Great capture!
super crisp capture
Something I don't think I've ever seen.. Nice
This is a stellar macro. The detail is fabulous but so is it's gentle colors.
A gorgeous capture my friend!
A well composed image with these vertical lines and soft colors. Excellent!
Wow, in all my born days, ain't never seen no carrot like that, Ulla! Terrific clarity in this macro of a very unusual plant, young lady!
wow never saw one wild. cool shot. bet they taste good too
great capture ulla..
Fantastic capture! i love the details you caught here, as well as your great eye for form and color! superb work.
Wonderful! Surely butterflies can be found here on many days. Love the colors.
EXCELLENT CAPTURE ,COLORS & BEAUTIFUL !!!!!
sehr schön! Die Farben der Pflanze gefällt mir sehr - ist die von "jetzt"?
WOWWWW BEAUTY
Beautiful! They start out that way too:-) Queen Annes Lace, grows all over here! Nice presentation too!
A fine shot of this cluster.
I think this is also called Queen Anne's Lace, which is one of my favorites. I allow some to grow in my flower beds, that's how much I like them! This one's a wonderful capture!
Lovely!