Yellow Flower up High by sharky_
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Lake Waiau Flower: To my surprise, I found this yellow flower growing next to the shrine of Lake Waiau 13,020 ft elevation level. Aloha and thank you for viewing
Comments (17)
Nice flower. I haven't seen this one before. Good job. Aloha
Lovely find and excellent photo:)
Excellent find here Sharky...hard to believe something that beautiful could survive the harsh climate of Mauna Kea. Maika'i!
Beautiful work!
What a nice surprise!!!!! You never know what will sneak up on you eh???? LOL!!!
Oooo! Beauty! Looks as a painting! Excellent done!*****!
Beautiful!!! Looks perfect!!!! Really outstanding work here!!!! Have a great day #:O)
Excellent eye and a wonderful flower to be up so high in the cloudes. ;o)
Yep, these dandilions seem to grow everywhere ;o) Beautiful capture here, superb !! :o)
beautiful petals like little rays of sunshine excellent:)))
And what a lovely surprise at that. This delicate little flower makes a strong statement about the will to survive even in the harshest environment.
What a wonderful find up there! Beautifully captured and presented! Like the postwork!
a wonderful flower. i like the grainy texture. great mood. !!!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!!!
always wondering about nature and the surprise to find it in exceptional places! a beautiful and impressive find! ;o)
Appears to me just a simple dandelion! Those flowers appear on elevated location, and it's remarkable to learn how tough these flowers are! Great find, fantastic shot!
This yellow flower is not native to this area of Mauna Kea. It was probably left at the shrine and later grew when the snow melted away.
Very cool how nature can take hold like that. Maybe one day the slopes will be covered with them.