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Today's image is courtesy of Cliff aka The Marmot@Flickr (original | BPotD Flickr Group Pool). Thanks again, Cliff
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This is one of my favorite little magical flowers of California. Big, showy poppies are fabulous, but something about the anthers on baby blue-eyes just makes me get down on my belly and stare at them.
I agree with the above comment
this is a mesmerizing plant (at least on me)
it's incredible that the pictures here are under some rights reserved license.
If you want people to get interested I suggest you post all the info. you can find because people always want to learn more. This is a very beutiful and interesting flower!!
I agree with my brother. We both love plants.