From Wikipedia: the "great fern radiation" occurred in the late-Cretaceous, when many modern families of ferns first appeared. This specimen is part of landscaping along Highridge Road.Join Mrs. Nesbitt's ABC Wednesday Round 4!
From Wikipedia: the "great fern radiation" occurred in the late-Cretaceous, when many modern families of ferns first appeared. This specimen is part of landscaping along Highridge Road.
20 comments:
great , i love the macro ! When you enlarge the shot it's really beautiful , look like little shells !
Ferns are fascinating. Some are edible too!
The green and the bokeh are outstanding.
I love the composition of this subject!
Always loved ferns.This is beautiful.
Absolutely beautiful!
such great detail. i love macro shots. well done.
AWESOME shot Tash! It's so jungle-y!
Very cool!
Love the green color too.
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Well isn't that amazing. They look like snails.
Your macro is a beauty, Tash! Also makes me think of finding fresh fiddlehead ferns this spring in the farmer's market. Yum!
Oooh, green spirals in spirals. I love it!
iLuv ferns!
Amazing detail! Ferns are fascinating plants.
That is an absolutely stunning photo. One of our best :)
Almost like a fossil...
Gorgeous macro!
Fantabulous image and excellent choice for the letter.
Love the great detail in this shot
Beautiful fern, and beautiful capture of this 'f'.
Loved the colour and design. :)
Oh Tash! I adore this, it's so wonderfully done.
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