
Hungry mouths need feeding.
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Ripe and ready for battle.
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We’ve been hit, going down fast.
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Dandelion seed head caught in the light.
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A sycamore seed makes it first and final journey. Black and white.
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Overlapping scales remind me of medieval armour. A pine/fir cone study. Black and white.
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The leaf like scales of this pine cone (possibly a Sequoia cone, please write in if you can help with identification) fit together in a beautifully pleasing pattern.
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We are all just lost in space. The base of a pine cone (specific species unknown, please write in if you can help identify). It was staring at the base of this cone that I realised the spiral growth pattern of the scales. On an unrelated note if you dry out a pine cone and […]
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Alien ship or naval mine? A close up view of the shell of a common conker, horse chestnut or Aesculus hippocastanum. Autumn brings a carpet of spiny green shells and shiny brown conkers to be squirrelled away by rodents and children (and some of us adults).
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