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4 comments:
I LOVE this flower! Nicely done!
http://fredamans.blogspot.com/2010/05/macro_16.html
Great shot - I have always wondered what a "Bachelor Button" looked like. And that Phyllis Diller quote is hilarious.
Love the photo and love the quote
We call an entirely different flower 'bachelor's buttons'! Funny how these nicknames come about, isn't it?
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