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Green Day - Delicate flower

Posted by Claudia Moser on 5:43 PM in ,


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16 Comments

chica says:
5:49 PM

Linda flor e foto! beijos,chica

miss b says:
5:50 PM

Beautiful! It's a lovely time of year when the flowers stat to appear.
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Raindrops and Daisies says:
10:38 PM

Hi Claudia

Lovely little flower, so pretty.
I don't know what it is called but the leaves are really glossy and healthy looking.
Great to see the sun shining down on it!

Have a great weekend.

Fiona x

orchid0324 says:
12:06 AM

Dearest Claudia,

Good Morning from east. Oh, lovely sweet flower♡♡♡
Sending you lots of love and hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*

Calu Barros says:
12:22 AM

Solitária e bela,enche a tela de delicadeza.Linda!
Abraços,
Calu

Maria Luiza says:
2:17 AM

Realmente a flor é linda! É de planta aquática? Abraços e bom fim de semana!

Unknown says:
2:46 AM

It took me a few seconds before I realized this is a waterlily! Unusual angle:)

Lucinha says:
7:58 AM

Que florizinha linda. Amei! Muito delicada.
Abraços.

inge says:
11:40 AM

Just a lovely flower reminds me of the camellia flower. Have a lovely weekend

Emília Simões says:
1:18 PM

Belíssima foto dessa flor linda! Adorei. Abraços Ailime (será uma planta chamada nenúfar branco?)

Southhamsdarling says:
8:01 PM

Hi Claudia. Beautiful little flower. I thought it was a primrose at first, but on looking closer, I don't think it is.

Lisa says:
1:33 AM

Very, very pretty - I love the leaves!

Memaria says:
1:20 PM

Beautiful!!
Have a great day!

Anonymous says:
3:27 PM

Lilypads? It reminds me of my husband's family cabin in northern Michigan. Bliss. :)
♥Laura

Claudia Moser says:
8:57 AM

@All - Jesh was the one who recognised it, it was indeed a water lily, very delicate. Glad you enjoyed my little mystery photo!

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