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The final snapshot from my walk in a rainy forest. The beech trees are dropping seeds like crazy right now.
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ARCHIVED COLOR SLIDE PHOTO c.1974 Kodachrome 64
This is the seedpod of the Salsify plant, a vegetable of which the root is eaten.
i took this photo on the road above whale rock reservoir, after pam explained how to get down low to take pictures, instead of from above. thanks, pam! you were right.
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Schabarum Regional Park
Rowland Heights, CA
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March 28, 2020
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I'm not really sure what this is, but my guess would be some type of seedpod. I've only seen one of these and I don't remember what kind of plant it was on. It was pretty spectacular, though.
No photo year is complete without taking at least a couple photos of milkweed seeds and seed pods, LOL.
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Large amounts of these seedpods appeared after a windy day, accumulating on the edge of the sidewalk.