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You don't see this wildflower very often, so I was pleased when I spotted it. It's just been cropped and a border added. Hand-held using natural light.
| Camera: | Nikon COOLPIX 5700 |
| Lens: | n/a |
| Recording media: | Digital |
| Title: | Orange Hawkweed |
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| Uploaded: | 29 Apr 2005 - 7:23 AM |
| Tags: | Flowers & plants |
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Comments
love the colours to this plant ive never seen one either,a great image.
click samantha
now I know what it is, thanx, I' ve always suspected it was a weed, it was growing too prolific, but I always leave a few because they're gorgeous, yoou captured them beautifuly, have a great BH, Magda click (*:*)
Thanks for your comments.
Dave . (Hieracium aurantiacum) This hawkweeed originated in the alpine meadows of European mountains but has now become extensively naturalised in lowland areas and can in some cases become an aggressive weed. Some people have grown it in their rock gardens . This one was growing wild on the Cardoness Estate in Dumfries & Galloway amongst the grasses and other wildflowers. It is also known as "Grim the Collier" and "Fox-and-cubs".
Magda - You are so lucky to have this growing in your garden, it is totally absent from where we live.
Su@leesia - It's also a lot smaller than a sunflower, as it is only about 2 cm across.
Helen
Beautiful flower and a great shot. love the colour,and the detail.
Don
Thanks everyone for looking and for all your great comments. This is my last upload for about 4 weeks as I am going on holiday tomorrow. Will catch you all when I get back
Helen
nice dof and colours. good to see some of the rarer plants too, thanks!
Absolutely lovely. The natural light worked really well. Well done.
Val
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