Glad you like this Hermes. I posted it early because I couldn't wait until tomorrow to put it up. Don't usually do this! Generally very disciplined about posting one a day.
Bother. Don't know how that link went wrong - I followed it yesterday and it was ok so I'll work it out and try again. Meanwhile, I've deleted the replies I've just made and re-do them with the right link this time!
Hello Chuck. I found this seedling by chance while looking at fungus on the same log. However, once you realise it's the time for sycamore seeds to germinate - you can find lots!
Hello Jan and Magiceye. Glad you like the germinating sycamore seed.
Hello Samson, thanks for letting me know you like both this and the one of weeds against the garden wall.
Elizabethm - so pleased to know you smiled!
Hello T Becque. I agree, the whole process of germination and growth is quite science fictiony!
Everyone - Over on Esther's Garden Notes
http://esthersgardennotes.blogspot.com/
Mag of Ragbag
http://ragbag-mag.blogspot.com/
Left a link to a black and white time-lapse film of a pea seed going from germination, right through flowering and fertilisation to its own sowing of the next generation of peas.
This is the link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liCLDyLI-ko
It would be interesting to know what you make of it - I found it rather disturbing!
Hello Chuck. I found this seedling by chance while looking at fungus on the same log. However, once you realise it's the time for sycamore seeds to germinate - you can find lots!
Hello Jan and Magiceye. Glad you like the germinating sycamore seed.
Hello Samson, thanks for letting me know you like both this and the one of weeds against the garden wall.
Elizabethm - so pleased to know you smiled!
Hello T Becque. I agree, the whole process of germination and growth is quite science fictiony!
Everyone - Over on Esther's Garden Notes
http://esthersgardennotes.blogspot.com/
Mag of Ragbag
http://ragbag-mag.blogspot.com/
Left a link to a black and white time-lapse film of a pea seed going from germination, right through flowering and fertilisation to its own sowing of the next generation of peas.
This is the link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liCLDyLI-ko
It would be interesting to know what you make of it - I found it rather disturbing!
Wonderful, wonderful shot - one of my favorites. And there are many amongst your blog.
ReplyDeleteGlad you like this Hermes. I posted it early because I couldn't wait until tomorrow to put it up. Don't usually do this! Generally very disciplined about posting one a day.
ReplyDeleteLucy
Lucy how in the world did you ever see this. It looks almost hidden in its surroundings. What a hopeful shot of spring!
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog :-)
Jan Halvard.
norwegian in La Paz, Bolivia
¡Buenos dias Bolivia!
beautiful macro!
ReplyDeleteGreat set of photo's Lucy, love the previous one, beautiful contrasting colors and texture...
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit... Have a great week ahead.
Regards
Samson
Samson's Photoblog
Fabulous. You have made me smile.
ReplyDeleteAmazing how it all works isn't it!
ReplyDeleteBother. Don't know how that link went wrong - I followed it yesterday and it was ok so I'll work it out and try again. Meanwhile, I've deleted the replies I've just made and re-do them with the right link this time!
ReplyDeleteLucy
Hello Chuck. I found this seedling by chance while looking at fungus on the same log. However, once you realise it's the time for sycamore seeds to germinate - you can find lots!
ReplyDeleteHello Jan and Magiceye. Glad you like the germinating sycamore seed.
Hello Samson, thanks for letting me know you like both this and the one of weeds against the garden wall.
Elizabethm - so pleased to know you smiled!
Hello T Becque. I agree, the whole process of germination and growth is quite science fictiony!
Everyone - Over on Esther's Garden Notes
http://esthersgardennotes.blogspot.com/
Mag of Ragbag
http://ragbag-mag.blogspot.com/
Left a link to a black and white time-lapse film of a pea seed going from germination, right through flowering and fertilisation to its own sowing of the next generation of peas.
This is the link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liCLDyLI-ko
It would be interesting to know what you make of it - I found it rather disturbing!
Lucy
Hello Chuck. I found this seedling by chance while looking at fungus on the same log. However, once you realise it's the time for sycamore seeds to germinate - you can find lots!
ReplyDeleteHello Jan and Magiceye. Glad you like the germinating sycamore seed.
Hello Samson, thanks for letting me know you like both this and the one of weeds against the garden wall.
Elizabethm - so pleased to know you smiled!
Hello T Becque. I agree, the whole process of germination and growth is quite science fictiony!
Everyone - Over on Esther's Garden Notes
http://esthersgardennotes.blogspot.com/
Mag of Ragbag
http://ragbag-mag.blogspot.com/
Left a link to a black and white time-lapse film of a pea seed going from germination, right through flowering and fertilisation to its own sowing of the next generation of peas.
This is the link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liCLDyLI-ko
It would be interesting to know what you make of it - I found it rather disturbing!
Lucy
This is very cool! I really love sycamores and this is such a great macro, great composition!
ReplyDeletea very artistic picture! I like your work Lucy.
ReplyDeleteHello Johnny Nutcase. Sycamores are very common here - yet never so common that I fail to like them.
ReplyDeleteThanks Veredit. I'm glad you like the pictures I post to Message in a Milk Bottle.
Lucy
One of the best........the textures work so well together.
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