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Sunday, November 17, 2013

Spiky Fruit

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Sacred datura fruit, Sonoran Desert, Southern Arizona

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Spiky Fruit

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10 comments:

Maude Lynn said...

How cool!

Sara Chapman said...

Fascinating. I had no idea that datura had a fruit and that it was so scary-spiky!

Gemma Wiseman said...

Intriguing plant. It reminds me of the conkers from a liquidamber tree.

Birgitta said...

This was one interesting plant!

Hannah said...

The texture of the ball and spikes is interesting. Lovely photo.

Anonymous said...

Lovely shot.

Lui said...

Great shot!

Anonymous said...

Awesome!! Love the details right down to the specks of dirt, etc.

Anonymous said...

Awesome!! Love the details right down to the specks of dirt, etc.

Anonymous said...

Sorry about the double comment. I was struggling with my OpenID today!!