Wild Anemone, Elad Forest, January 2013
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Monday, January 21, 2013
Wild Anemone, January 2013
Winter here in Israel means wildflowers, and one of the most prolific and best loved are the anemones, most often seen in a rich, vibrant shade of red.
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How delicate ( a rose is a rose is a rose comes to mind, even if it is an anemone). Your framing reminds me of a window pane; perhaps a child is peering through to look at the blossom.
Breathtakingly beautiful!
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Love the ruby Red here!
Have a great week,
Ruby Tuesday2!
The beauty of a solitary red flower in a sea of green cannot be disputed. It stands as an ornament to wildflowers everywhere. It would be wonderful to see a few of these in a New England winter on our brown and/or snowy lawns. Alas it is not to be...
beautiful!
Pretty flower.
Beautiful post
Very pretty.
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Liz (mot)
Delightfully rich and vibrant! How lovely to see a field of these!
they are my favorite flower
Beautiful red flower pic!
Just beautiful!
Gorgeous capture!
Happy WW!
I really have come to enjoy anemones since I moved to NZ. Love the color.
What a beautiful flower. Our wild flowers are buried under snow right now!
Wow,what a gorgeous photo!
Love your anemone Robin, it's such a beautiful vibrant colour, and you've captured to beautifully. I like the canvas finish too.
Thanks for the tip for my swimmingpool head, Im trying it, though can't face cayenne. but things improving.
Lovely anemone.
This is so lovely and such a welcome sight! We are still snowbound in Suffolk and longing for spring and flowers again. Feels a long way off.
Quite beautiful. I love red.
Lovely flower.
Very pretty. It looks a lot like our California poppy, but in red.
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