Beads Of Green by dakotabluemoon
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Description
Don't ask me what these are because i have no idea but they are interesting but i believe someone on here will know.
Comments (24)
beautiful shot!
It looks like Palm tree fruit (seeds).
think it too like palm tree.. but looks very beautiful !! great captured details :)
Cool!!!
Nice capture, there are plenty of them!
Very nice capture
Wonderful and colorful!
I have absolutely no idea what they are, but they sure make a great study, nicely done!
Splendid. You are very talented. I thank you for this one. I want to see more from you. 5+!
Gorgeous pic! I thought palm too.
Beautiful flower shot my friend.
So Lovely.
I've never seen anything like this before myself. :) Excellent find and capture! :)
beautiful image
At first I thought this was a palm tree or a fig tree. They give this type of fruit like and the producers wrap them in a brown paper bag so birds don't eat them...later are cut down. If it's not that...it's some type of fruit tree. Nicely taken.
it is not a fig -tree!!!It looks more like a palm
I've never seen anything like this, but it sure is fascinating!
GREAT CAPTURE
Is one kind of palm tree! I don't know the name, but is common here! Birds love to make their nests in the middle,where the leaves meet. Great capture!
Wonderful very detailed capture!!!
I don't know what type of plant this is, but I do know I like it. :))))) Most excellent in details and capture my friend. :))))) Thank you for sharing all of the beauty you see. :))))) Carry A Smile In Your Heart :)))))
Beautiful shot
Amazing image my friend, gorgeous capture, superb lighting!
A beautiful capture and I agree with the Palm fruit. We cut ours off as soon as they start to form. They sap the strength of the palm.