The aliens from a few weeks ago have morphed into beautiful clematis. Some are now even morphing into mop heads.
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4 comments:
Whee! This is great. Great shot!
Wonderful transfornation, the last part a bit less... Very good idea for a photo.
Beautiful flowers.
I meant to tell you that this is a really lovely photo. Such pretty color & shape of the flowers & I love the mop-heads.
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