Tiny pink pine cones. by blinkings
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Pinus sp.
Comments (18)
Who cares about the name, this is a really beautiful shot. Very clear and perfectly lit.
I can't help you either with a specific name? but this is an exceptional striking image and pristine presentation ... simply perfect! BB
Dozy, Dave, Beaky, Mick and Titch, and their little sister Conica. Marvellous photo.
great image mate I can't help either with the name.
Very nice capture!
Stunning capture my friend. Do not know the name of this specie. God Bless.
Name doesn't matter - this is a perfect shot!
Superbly my friend!!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Absolutely beautiful shot Andrew.
WoW!!!! Totaly speachless, Award winning stuff
What a cool shot... beautiful txt and details. Love your style!
wonderful plant foto, great details, love it!
This is excellent photography, and what beautiful little cones they are, I cannot remember seeing any like this before. Thanks for sharing, hugs Jane xx
This looks like a thin spider. How about "Spideroniata Blinkingnious"?(I know it sounds like a Harry Potter's Spell too). Great depth of field and wonderful colors.
Love the contrast and the detail. Fantastic!
Andrew! Who cares.. they are beautiful.. And whoever would have thought Pine Cones would be so ....purple! Great shot! Rob
I think Andrea nailed it with her naming...she's spot on, actually! Great shot. Wonderful details. I don't know what this is, either, but I'll be sawfly larvae love doing their Las Vegas showgirl routine on it. If it's in the pine-family with long needles, Sawflies love to lay their eggs on them. As for the actual name...well...I will leave that to Andrea. She's so good with this Nature Stuff...now, if there was a bug in this shot, I'd know it right away! This is a fantastic shot. I like it quite a lot.
Wonderful clarity and zoom is a must here. Dana