I’m not sure what kind of plant this is, but it made for an interesting photo from the trail
Seven Hollows Trail
Petit Jean State Park
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I’m not sure what kind of plant this is, but it made for an interesting photo from the trail
Seven Hollows Trail
Petit Jean State Park
Petit Jean State Park Info and Gallery
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I suspect that they will be some kind of grass, just like wheat, rice etc. The feather like structure enables them to fly off and find new places to go to seed and grow. Lovely photograph.
Commentluv does not seem to be working Mike! I however see that it has popped up for this comment.
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It's a beautiful photo, Mike. I love the (natural) lighting.
Ramana – I, too, think it is some kind of grass, but, whatever it is, it's a wild variety.
I think Commentluv may have been down because I may have been in the process of upgrading some themes when you were commenting — or it could have been something on the commentluv side of things. Seems to be working now.
Vered – Thanks!
So cute and fuzzy – I'm not sure what kind it is either – but I think the answer to that may be blowing in the wind.
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Jannie – I agree with that. (blowing in the wind)