A nature conservation blog about the fauna and flora of Wilden Marsh Nature Reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest in the Lower Stour Valley, Worcestershire, England.
No, Dezra, I spell fairy the same way as you. I wondered if you were referring to a winged meadow of river fairy. Perhaps you were thinking of a woodland fairy? 🙂
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These are beautiful. Such wonderful colors.
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Thanks, Maralee! Yes, they are quite striking.
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Beautiful picture!
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Thank you. 🙂
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I really love the greenery at the base of the top flower…AND the beautiful little centers of each flower…lovely 🙂
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Thanks you, Suzanne. 🙂
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The sepals look like a winged-fairy came along and dusted them with glitter. These are beautiful!
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Hmm! What kind of fairy are we talking about here, Dezra?
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Do you spell it the archaic way there? Faerie. I actually like that better.
Oh dear lord. I just realized. Fairy and glitter. A bit slow, I am.
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No, Dezra, I spell fairy the same way as you. I wondered if you were referring to a winged meadow of river fairy. Perhaps you were thinking of a woodland fairy? 🙂
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Well, river, of course! Now who’s the slow one? Glitter, dew drops, water. Of course I meant a winged river fairy.
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I see! There aren’t any woodland fairies on Wilden Marsh, Dezra, only river and meadow species. 🙂
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Mike,
Almost like a watercolor. Wonderful image!
~Kyle
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Thank you, Kyle. 🙂
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I’ve been really enjoying the composition of your flower photography
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Thank you JB. I am very glad that you like this blog. 🙂
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