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Beautiful Ronnie,
Fred.
Fred.
What a sparkling find to make in the back lane Ronnie.
Shame our Scottish ones are being swamped though.
Dougie
Shame our Scottish ones are being swamped though.
Dougie
A very beautiful photo, I like the background that you used, it makes a warm and natural contrast. Still, love the color, Ronnie.
Strangely, I didn't know that there are some Spanish invitations, what's the difference? Do they have wider leaves than the local ones?
Strangely, I didn't know that there are some Spanish invitations, what's the difference? Do they have wider leaves than the local ones?
Invaders they might be but they are very beautiful and you have captured them very well. I guess you didn't have any choice about the background but you were fortunate as it sets them off to perfection.
The difference between the English and Spanish Bluebell is clearly shown here -
English V Spanish
The difference between the English and Spanish Bluebell is clearly shown here -
English V Spanish
Very beautiful Ronnie...I wouldn't object to them taking over my dandelions! Excellent detailed capture and presentation 
Trev
Trev
Excellent capture Ronnie
Cliff
Cliff
A beautiful capture Ronnie. Wonderful colours and detail 
Kathryn
Kathryn
On the dark side well I never !!!! colours spot on Ronnie contrasting well with the greens and set off by the rustic background
The light Side
The light Side
Well you've certainly made them look amazing Ronnie. I've never heard of French Bluebells, but I'd much rather our much loved traditional ones.
John
John
That's the shot I was after, you did much better than me Ronnie
The Spanish Inquisition?
It's all Maracas to me.......
Nothing 'homespun' here, Ronnie 
Countryfile broadcast a documentary last week on Spanish v English (may have been a repeat).
It's a fine image and I like the natural backdrop of the timber fence. Your next upload beats it though
Simon
Countryfile broadcast a documentary last week on Spanish v English (may have been a repeat).
It's a fine image and I like the natural backdrop of the timber fence. Your next upload beats it though
Simon
Ronnie, the flowers stand out well against the wood, and Ike the fact that dof is all the way through the image.......as the lovely little flowers stand out in there own right.
Paul.
Paul.
I have some of these growing in my garden, don't know how they got there as i didn't plant them! I must say that I prefer our own native ones, they are much more colourful and far prettier
