ghosts of the forest
an intimate glimpse or two:
rare to see their insides as they are often facing down:
lovely petals of soft light:
translucent beings that rise from the forest floor:
in relationship with the wonderful trees
more than with the sun
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They are really beautiful❤
ReplyDeletethank you for enjoying them.
DeleteWhat amazing and unusual plants. In the first photo. they really do look like pipes! My favourite images are the first one, the third (with those colourful and intricate centres)and the fifth one showing off the beautiful translucency.
ReplyDeleteThey are unusual, even their relationship with the world is different from most plants.
DeleteThank you for sharing the photos you like, it is fun to look at them anew.
I've never seen those little pipes in the forest and I just love them! Gorgeous shot and it's wonderful to see you posting again. I hope you've been well.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind visit.
DeleteOtherworldly ... and beautiful. So glad to see the world through your eyes again.
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They do seem a bit otherworldly. Lovely to have you stop by.
DeleteThese are otherworldly, Tammie! Love them. Beautiful photos and writing. Welcome back. I missed reading your posts very much.
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Thank you for letting me know that you enjoy what I share.
DeleteBonjour ma chère amie,
ReplyDeleteCe sont des bijoux que ces fleurs ! La nature nous offre de si belles choses... Faut-il qu'on sache prendre le temps de les observer !...
Merci pour ces délicates et magnifiques photos !
En ce moment nous vivons un terrible incendie qui détruit une flore et une faune merveilleuses... Je suis très en colère !
De nombreuses tortues Hermann meurent... Elles me tiennent tant à coeur.
Je te souhaite une très belle journée.
Gros bisous et merci pour ton adorable commentaire.
Je suis désolé d'entendre parler de votre incendie! Et les tortues. Les incendies sont si destructeurs. J'espère qu'il est sorti maintenant.
DeleteNous avons eu de la fumée pendant un mois, puis de la pluie. Le feu principal semble éteint maintenant.
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Truly very special Tammie.
ReplyDeleteNicely captured in the photo.
Greetings from far to you.
Hilly
Thank you for enjoying them Hilly.
DeleteWhat an amazing plant. I have never seen anything like them. The closest we have here in Scotland is Toothwort, Lathraea squamaria, which is a parasitic plant.
ReplyDeleteI will look up the plant you mention, always interesting to learn new plants.
DeleteFloored - Amazing Photos - Like WoW
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Wow, the ghost plant is SO neat!! :)
ReplyDeleteit truly is.
DeleteInteresting plant.
ReplyDeleteI agree.
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ReplyDeleteHow ethereal! I’ve never seen like these. Excuse me of my late visit, Tammie. I was almost away from my computer having a blog break in summer.
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