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A flower of Smithia sensitiva from Papilionaceae. The leaves of this plant close like the Touch-me-not Plant on repeated touching.
another photo from hollenbeck's cider mill in cortland, ny.
...and i just love their sign...so cute :)
Manly purple scarf. it can be done. For a banker no less. Philip present!
Manly purple scarf. it can be done. For a banker no less. Philip present! Diamond Galway Heather yarn. Pattern: holding hands feeding ducks. (star stitch)
Try Veet sensitive skin hair removal cream for great results. Your skin is nice and smooth without pain, give it a go! www.veetarabia.com/en/products/creams/creams/veet-hair-re...
This picture shows the fertile leaflets, which produce the spores. Photographed along the Spicebush Trail in Rondeau Provincial Park, Chatham-Kent, Ontario.
Watch out bare feet! I have prickles and in self defense I curl up my leaves. Common tropical weed, we have these in Australia too.
El tiempo pasa , Los tiempos cambian ' la gente también . -
El tiempo vuela tu eliges si abanzar' El tiempo sigue
queda tanto aún por recorrer' El tiempo continua
en el puesto en el que estabas tú ' Hoy está otro -
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poor Kate, her sensitive eyes were watering by the end of this and my handy work was actually falling off her eye... needs to be further perfected, by it'll do for now...
A patch of the green sterile leaves, with a few of last year's fertile leaves, now brown in colour. The sterile leaves produce the energy and food for the plant, while the fertile leaves grow the spores. Photographed in Wheatley Provincial Park, near Wheatley, Ontario.
Flowers of Smithia sensitiva from Papilionaceae. The leaves of this plant close like the Touch-me-not Plant on repeated touching.
Special investigator, assigned to the sensitive case via unlinews www.unlinews.com/2015/01/special-investigator-assigned-to...