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Coquelicot (Papaver rhoeas).
A l'origine, en français, il s'Ă©crivait coquelicoq (1545), son nom vernaculaire est une variante de l'ancien français coquerico, dĂ©signant le coq par onomatopĂ©e : il s'agit d'une mĂ©taphore entre la couleur de la fleur et celle de la crĂªte du coq.
Originally spelt coquelicoq in French (1545), its vernacular name is a variant of the Old French coquerico, meaning rooster by onomatopoeia: a metaphor between the colour of the flower and that of the rooster's crest.
Source: Wikipedia.
Dunrobin Castle formal Victorian garden.
Golspie. Sutherland. Scotland.
I really have no idea what kind of tree is bearing these odd little fruits that have become translucent and glow in the afternoon sun. I noticed them last week when I did photos with Kris & Chad. They were a little more dried this week compared to last.
Seed pods from a Sycamore tree at the Santa Barbara Natural History Museum in Santa Barbara, California.
Ontario Place Pods, Toronto, were designed by Eb Zeidler. They were originally used for exhibitions at this public park/attraction. Now much of Ontario Place needs renovation. The city and citizen groups have been arguing what to do about it -- some want to demolish it and others want to renovate it because of its cultural heritage. Grunge texture added.
Dos poderosas locomotoras norteamericanas, la D-2801 y D-3003, maniobran juntas en los patios de EstaciĂ³n Laja con algunos vagones, para engancharlos a un tren y partir hacia Mininco.
The fiber holding this Burn Weed seedpod is so thin that at first glance it looks as if nothing is there. If you look very closely you may be able to just barely make out the hidden fiber. The fiber is obvious in the center right the and lower left of the picture.
My countless previous photos never captured the pod details like this one finally did.
I can't blame the camera anymore :)
Sumac red seed pods remain on plants into winter, providing emergency non-toxic food for birds. Only the female plants have the seed clusters.
The red color of these seeds contrasting beautifully against the large green leaves of this Magnolia tree.
The dragonflies seem to love these Cana Lilly pods. They frequently hang out on the when we are having our morning coffee on the front porch.
Has anyone ever seen a banana pod before?
I hadn't!
Enjoy this specimen which was hanging in
the old greenhouse we visited on Thursday!
