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Found these odd seed pods on Kilmory Beach (Argyll, West Coast of Scotland) on Sunday. They look a bit like gherkins on the outside, but the inside looks a bit like corn (is that maize in British?) The outer skin was very hard and tough and had to be cut through with a knife.
Thank you to Martin Sanford (martinsanford on flickr) for the ID.
Milkweed pods split open, showing the fairy wings of the seeds glowing in the late afternoon sun - not quite ready to take flight.
Monday, August 3rd
Today was gorgeous and I couldn't wait to get off of work to take advantage of it! After sitting at a desk all day, I'm trying my hardest to do something physical everyday and today, thanks to the weather, it was lap swimming! I used to swim competitively when I was younger, and this summer is the first time since the end of Junior year that I've been keeping any sort of swimming routine. It's especially encouraging when I see how healthy the 70+, 80+, 90+ (??) year-old swimmers are. Before I got to the pool, I was waiting at a red light downtown next to this rowhome. POD? Check.
pods of velvet leaved sophora. After typing this I have that irrepressible Julian Lennon song in my head. Unfair.
No idea what this is. Growing in the Jewellery Quarter.
Taken with Panasonic 20mm f1.7 lens on Panasonic GX7.
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zaenkrat bolj sameva, bo pa ze prisel cas tudi za njega. So taki casi, da je potrebno ven iz hise, no vsaj zaenkrat tako kaze.
These pods have been falling for the last week or two. We had a particularly hot day yesterday, and it seems to have accelerated this process.
These pods I suppose bloom into a flower, however I haven't had the time to research them. I took the photo primarily because of their odd shape and coloring. Spotted when walking along a beachfront property
If anyone knows what they are, please let me know.