I don't know what these are. I remember something similar we called 'lanterns' when I was a kid, but those grew on bushes. These go from green to yellow and then to brown...only to be covered by white.Anyone know what they are?
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No I don't know what they are called, but I have seen something similar here in Australia.
I've just called in to wish you Merry Christmas and to thank you for all your wonderful photos that you share.
best wishes for a happy and healthy New Year too.
Ribbon :)
i think that they are named appropriately, whatever they are botantically :)
have a wonderful weekend.
what a wonderful capture of the transition of Autumn into winter Bibi.
I hope you have been up to gargling today!
Don't know, but this is just wonderful...it would make a great cover for a holiday card! Especially nice is the way the snow is melting and forming icicles ...
Sharp focus!
Uh...Snowy Lanterns?
;-)
You never stop by and say 'hi' to «Louis» anymore...
Those are very interesting lantern shapes.
Sooooo pretty!
Maybe they are Golden Rain Trees - http://www.thevillagenews.com/story.php?story_ID=18332 ?? (Googled 'lantern like tree pods')
Sure look like seed pods.
I love the crisp focus and composition of your shot, Bibi. The lantern leaves do lend the feel of Christmas too.
Good to visit your wonderful site and catch up. Thanks too for your good wishes recently. All is well again :)
I think they are the same species, just a different form. Here we call them Chinese Lanterns (Physillis (I think!))
Gorgeous shot.I too feel I should know what these are but ....
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