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.