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Lens: Pentacon 1.8 / 50mm M42 screwmount

A gazillion dried and rounded seed pods mature and prepare for dispersement on this plain of Grand Teton National Park.

Every year about this time, our Mimosa trees begin dropping thousands of these annoying seed pods.

Work of Tomas Richards , Wellington New Zealand

 

Cast from real seed pod

 

cropped from the original photograph.

Bring nature in your house and decorate it with these woody fruits which are filled with pure merino wool.

 

Ainsworth, Indiana, May 2012.

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The dried remains of a common milkweed seedpod (Asclepias syriaca).

 

River Park

Brooklyn Park, Minnesota

April 17, 2011

cyclamen seed pod

And the cycle continues.

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This is the same pod several weeks ago. Nature works in mysterious ways.

 

H. 'Red Dragon' seedpods on undulating scapes.

Posted to the Lo1KW on 04.11.2011.

 

These red and greed seed pods looked like a bird's feathers to me.

Same plant as the flower, Wendy Whiteley's garden.

Seedheads illuminated from behing through tissue paper. Close-up screw-on lense used, flash used.

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