Gossips by durleybeachbum
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Description
These two Rudbeckias are having a really intense chat. They look like two nattering women: I leave it to you to guess what they might be saying.

Comments (22)
terrific title, i love the attitudes of these two colourful gossips
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Stunning pic &flower
Love the perfect title Andrea!! Perhaps they're saying...Just look at that skanky pink rose over there. She thinks she's soooo pretty but have you heard what a slut she is??? :)
Oh i like these and the shape of them nice capture girl.
Whatever they're saying, the one on the left is playing innocent and the one on the right is shocked! SO well seen, and a great shot. What fun! :)
Thanks for the early morning chuckle! they do look like a couple of long-time gossips
ooooh I can hear them no. two washer women :o)
Love these plants, the centres feel like velvet. Nice shot Andrea!
They are saying - " You can see I've left my bra off and I think I will have to strip even further if this heat keeps on" !!!
GREAT SHOT
Eye-popping color - beautiful...
Very nice colors, bravo !
Great detaild Well done!!!!!!!!!
Does my bum look big in this outfit.
"She is such a tart, displaying her pistil for anything that flies by." Superb find and spot on title.
"What made the Rudbeckia blush ?" - "It saw the Nature-strip !" ;P *** The best I can come up with Andrea, lovely faces they have ... BB
A pretty photo! I don't know what the flower on the left said but she made the flower on the right blush!
LOL! They do seem to be sharing some juicy gossip.
Lovely colors and flowers
You have some beautiful flowers in your garden, these are no exception. A fantastic capture...
"You see that Pyronia tithonus over there. I know for a fact she uses dye on her petals! Some flowers will do anything to attract the bees! Shocking, I call it!" Excellent capture and title!