No, I didn't add any color. They're young cones, or maybe flowers, I'm not sure. They're as small as the tip of my thumb. I took them in the spring, and the mature/brown ones in the summer.
Hi Charlene, I enjoy reading your blog. Really, really, really beutiful shots. I always assume that acorn just grow like that. Now from your beautiful shots I know acorn actually develop from flowers. Thanks for visiing my blog.
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No, I didn't add any color. They're young cones, or maybe flowers, I'm not sure. They're as small as the tip of my thumb. I took them in the spring, and the mature/brown ones in the summer.
ReplyDeleteso rich in colour!
ReplyDeleteHi Charlene, I enjoy reading your blog. Really, really, really beutiful shots. I always assume that acorn just grow like that. Now from your beautiful shots I know acorn actually develop from flowers. Thanks for visiing my blog.
ReplyDeleteThe color of the young cones is fabulous. I did not realize they looked this way in the spring. Thanks for sharing these images.
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