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The Eye of the Dragon by Mererid Noyle is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
About Me
- Dragonstar
- 67 years old, 5 grown kids, 1 grand-daughter (3 years old), 1 grandson (2 years old), and still mad about dragons!
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He he he! The same happens in my garden! Sometimes I find about twenty of them! So I collect them and take them for a walk of about 300 m to the next field! I wonder if they find their way to come back to my garden though!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your very nice shot;o)
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Have a nice and happy week****
Good catch! The snail is posing as the center of the flower, maybe it's little snail brain thinks it's hidden!
ReplyDeleteDelicious flowers, beautiful colors .... I love.
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