Flower dying in green

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Hawk
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Flower dying in green

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I guess I'm shooting too many macros, but here is one more :)

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Re: Flower dying in green

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Cool! Looks like a snake with a huge head. :)
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Very nice. Framing is excellent.
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bakubo wrote:Cool! Looks like a snake with a huge head. :)
... and a collar around the neck...
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Thanks for comments :)
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