Spiny Remains by Jay-el-Jay
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I don't know what kind of plant this comes from,but it caught my interest as I was down along the trail.Thank you for looking.
Comments (24)
Wonderful image. Great capture!!
very sharp needels :-)
The needles survived the winter and ready to prickle again... :) Great capture!
Superb macro shot !!
Superb shot!
gracious seed, inpressive photo. talentful job
wow the texture of the ice and the planet really do wonders
Interesting pod & capture!
Never seen one like it before Jim and the photo is superb. Great choice for your 700th, congratulations my friend.
great capture...
wonderful!!!!!!
Cool find, great shot!
An unknown plant? At least, one guesses, that she/he does not like to be eaten by someone.
This is so cool!
Do you think it come from outer space? Have you been by at night, to see if it glows in the dark? Dare I mention albino chestnut! Whatever it is, one thing is for sure, nicely seen and captured!
Cool and interesting shot, Jim. Never seen anything like it this time of year. Later on the seasson, it could have been a chestnut. But not in March.. below the snow. Looks like a... No-touch-ouch #:o).
Superb find and shot. No idea what a plant this is but it look very interesting.
wow, neat! the snow surrounding it adds even more interest to this macro. nice find!
Very beautiful pic! EXT!
A very spiny little plant but it has a kind of beauty too.
Excellent find and capture!!!
Nice shot!
A very, very, very powerful macro !!! GREAT. 5+++++
It is a very interesting picture indeed! often I have a good find and have no idea at what I'm looking at, but they often make the best shots, the spikes certainly keep it well protected.