Bladdernut tree seed pods by danapommet
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Bladdernut tree seed pods at the Franklin Park Zoo's butterfly garden, in Boston, Massachusetts. They reminded me of those orange Chinese lantern bushes but these were high on a tree.
THANK YOU ANDREA (DURLEYBEACHBUM) FOR THE ID.
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Dana
Comments (17)
Sweet capture!
wonderful photo!!
maybe they are the mini-body snatcher pods? Great capture....
Another great shot Danna, excellent photo!
Beautiful green.
Staphylea , maybe cochilea or trifolia, will give you a start to google.
When in doubt, ask Andrea---what a font of information she is!! Great shot of these pods, whatever they are!!
Nicely captured. :)
very pretty ..they do look like the Chinese Lanterns :)
thought this is : Humulus lupulus.. inb dutch : hop... it is used for making beer
Hmm, I wish I had a clue, but they are lovely. Great shot!
beautiful shot!!
I've seen these before, but don't know what they are. Great capture!
bonne photo!
Keen clarity in this cool capture of the pods and surrounding flora, the name of which only Andrea would know, Dana. And, the term, seed pods, always reminds me of the movie(s), Invasion of the Body Snatchers.
Bladdernut tree, what an unusual name. I agree they do look like those orange chinese lanterns!!!!
Wonderful capture.