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This probably took up 1/4 of the carton of strawberries. I ate it after the picture and it didn't taste radioactive.
I found this in my garden, so far my research tells me that it could be a desease, other people say they also seen some that resemble this coneflower. I will seek more info and keep us informed.
What the hell is this? It's relly weird, it grows outside a house just up the road from where I live and I've been trying to get a decent shot for ages.
It's like some kind of mutation if you ask me, it looks like it'll open up and eat passers by!
Another for this week's Feathery Friday: "oddities".
Mallards aren't too particular when looking for a date, apparently anything that quacks will do - so mallard hybrids are quite common.
Mutant Himalayan Black Siblings with their first born mutant baby.
Mutations from Left to Right:
(left) white back right leg (middle) rhinelander opal left ear (right) white tail
Noticed this mutant rudbeckia in the garden. Two heads sitting atop a wide flat stem, almost like two flowers fused together.
Space Astronauts turned Mutant Turtles crawl past their Space Capsule into to a rental van to escape planet earth. Darwin's Nightmare created by performance artist by Pat Oleszko and 8 other associate artists on the beach of New Smryna, Florida.
Noticed this mutant rudbeckia in the garden. Two heads sitting atop a wide flat stem, almost like two flowers fused together.