Photohunt: Fuzzy
Western anemone – Pulsatilla occidentalis
Happy New Years! I wish you a healthy and prosperous 2011.
This week’s Photohunt theme is Fuzzy. I suspect that many of us have a fuzzy head today after drinking lots of fuzzy beverages last night. I could not resist a chance to highlight a few fuzzy flower pictures.
One of my favorite fuzzy flowers is the seed head of the Western anemone – Pulsatilla occidentalis. These seedheads dot the meadows of the Cascades in August. There are several funny names for the seed heads – “Mouse on a stick” is my favorite.
Here are a few other fuzzy flowers from the archives.
Fuzzy Cactus
Fuzzy seeds heads of a clematis
Flowers of a fuzzy Marrubium (Horehound)
Fuzzy Salvia “Purple Rain”
Salvia flower
Great photos of some very fuzzy flowers. Happy New Year!
Nice ones 🙂
Happy New Year to you.
Stunning photos, Marta! Absolutely outstanding!! 🙂
Hi Marta, Happy New Year. I love your collection of fuzzy flowers. Your close-ups are so sharp and you can really see the fuzziness to the flowers. Beautiful.
Have a great first day of 2011. 🙂
They are all pretty shots for fuzzy…Happy New Year!
Fabulous photos. Nice take on the theme.
Happy 2011!
Liz @ MLC
Here’s wishing you a very happy new year. I love those seed heads!
These are all beautiful shots 🙂 Happy New Year and all the best for 2011 🙂
I love your fuzzy flowers and seeds. Great idea for the theme. Happy New Year!
I remember those white fuzzy cacti, ad we were so tempted to touch them and get stung.
You done a great job with fuzzies.
Beautiful photos! Great choices for the theme 🙂
These are beautiful flowers. The salvia and the cactus are very sharp images. Amazing how these flowers can grow in the desert.