Oriental Poppy/Konigin Alexandra
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Ephemeral.”
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Ephermeral
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Gorgeous. But your Walking Iris, with its one-day bloom, could have done double duty for this post.
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I thought about it and then thought I’d better come up with something new and that poppy only last a couple of days before it starts falling apart. Love that Walking Iris, and I have one more bloom to go yet. So, as it snows this weekend, I’ll look at my one bloom and chuckle about spring arriving. 🙂
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Beautiful poppy! True that they are all too fleeting!
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Seriously? More snow? Is it ever going to be over? That flower is truly beautiful.
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Hard to believe isn’t it? I can only see spring through my photos. 🙂
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MUCH prettier than snowbanks 🙂 There’s snow on the ground again here this morning !
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Is it ever going to end? We have snow on the agenda for today. 😦
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Lovely entry this week. Makes me think of butterfly wings.
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This is beautiful. You have a great talent for photography, and your flowers are such willing subjects. I love the water spots on the petals. Beautiful composition. If there is a prize to the photo challenge, I would give it to you. 🙂
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Yes, poppies seem so delicate, their blooms seem like they could not possibly last long.
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Love!! ♥
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That is beautiful… I’ve tried to grow poppies in my garden but they never thrived… must be the area I live in and soil.
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They don’t last long, but they are so delicate and beautiful. This plant lives on the east side of the house in mostly full sun. 🙂
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That’s just such a gorgeous shade of pink. Mother Nature thinks of everything – color, texture, fragrance – and you capture it with your camera!
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Oh, oh, oh! What a beauty! Spring will come…I promise!
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