I like to think of some of the flowers as sculptural forms in a natural state. The crown of little yellow flowers fascinates me as it seems so out of place but is needed to make the flower more colorful.
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Beautiful photo close-up of this little "crown." Wishing you a good week, Larry.
Somebody naughty has been munching on your flowers. Here it's the adult corn rootworm beetle who devours the petals of roses, zinias etc. Everything but the smelly marigolds. :)
The missing peddles made for an interesting photo.
Hi Larry !
Beautiful photo. I love the crown of little yellow flowers.
I just read your words about September 11. I made a post too.
I studied the picture hard but can't decide: are they holes or raindrops on the petals?
Just as troutbirder said, it is and adult corn rootworm beetle that eats on my zinnias. I like that, as I hear commercials on tv all the time what farm chemical that will kill it.
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