Helleborus viridis (bear's foot)
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7 comments:
You and your photography...you should publish a book. Excellent as usual and so unusual. I really like it.
Green is my favorite color (that's a good thing since when I visit here is is the color I most often turn) -- and this is gorgeous!
Amoeba O'Ceallaigh says this is a fly pollinated flower and it stinks like rotting meat. Maybe I am not so jealous now!
Green is my favorite color too especially during spring.
That is lovely. I have two varieties of helleborus that are blooming too.
thank you all.
thom - i have still too much to learn about photography
quilly - this one doesn't stink, its cousin does.
A green flower - how interesting!
You've caught the light on it beautifully!
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