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9 comments:
Photographed in my backyard and Jack's (Red-Collared Lorikeet) breakfast!
The top picture is like a Spirograph.. Mother Nature knows her geometry!!!
Oh pooh, I thought I was close to Nature, but don't like Maths! Geometry is the most bearable in Maths though :) You keep changing your face Modroom!
Oh look at my face now!!
Maths with patterns is better than maths without.
Maths has done a number on your face Modroom!
Beautiful, like lace...
You're right Abbey, reminds me of paper doilies too!
so delicate and different from the darker grevillias...what a stunning colour, and yes stunning shots as always x
Thanks Kyles :) I think these would be perfect in a wedding bouquet but wilt very quickly if picked ... a shame ...
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