Wind-blown poppy in a cornfield
This particular item of wind-blown flora is on the Franco-German border near where the extraterrestrials land.
2009-06-22
Wind-blown poppy in a cornfield
This particular item of wind-blown flora is on the Franco-German border near where the extraterrestrials land.
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Well yes, I can see cornleaves ... but those seed-heads aren't corn ... are they?
ReplyDeletePoppies and camomiles in corn is a view which is common here at this time of the year. For me it's a sign of approaching holidays:)
ReplyDeleteLooks like poppy time is almost over in Saarbrücken. Enjoy them while they last...
ReplyDeleteIl semble tellement faimilier - c'est tout comme chez moi :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty flower. It looks colorful growing in the corn leaves.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments.
ReplyDeleteJulie: To my unbotannical eye, I see poppies, corn, poppy seed heads, and some wildish looking grass. Did I miss something?
Joo: the holiday atmosphere is here, too.
BA Photoblog: I will.
Ada: il s'apparente aussi à la pelouse de mon jardin.
Denise Jelonek: the red on green tends to make a nice photo.
Gorgeous!
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