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1. Those are spectacular! I know some deer who would love to chomp on those.

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   • Oh they probably would. 😀

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2. Cool

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   • Thanks 😀

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5. Those are very different from what we call tiger lilies here, but they are beautiful and very different in shape and design. We mostly have the wide open orange daylilies that came from India (or was it Tibet?), then went wild.

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   More of that final cactus flower!

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7. Great close-up! Stunning colours.

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   • I really liked the colors on this one. 😀

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9. I love those colours and textures.

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   • Thanks for your comment 😀

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12. Wonderful! Never seen one.

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    • I don’t see them too often. 😀 Thanks for commenting.

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18. This is what I need on this gloomy day for us, with the winds howling, and snow predicted.

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    • Oh your weather sounds horrible. We are cloudy and rainy off and on. But our high is suppose to 50.

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20. These bright little flowers are cute with the pretty spots!

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    • I liked them too, obviously.

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21. They’re beautiful! (If a little show-offy with their sex organs!) 🙂

    I still think they should be called ‘Leopard Lillies’ though! 🙂

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    • Sounds good to me on Leopard Lillies. 😀

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23. I love these. What an unusual place to find them! Thanks for adding that note; I love knowing where your photos comes from.

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    • The majority of my flowers come from flower farms or my yard.

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26. Beautiful! Brings back memories of my childhood. My mom had a bunch of tiger lilies in her garden. We kids would use the pollen to paint our faces.

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    • It would make wonderful paint. 😀

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30. Nothing better than a lily with a tiger – nice detailed shot

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    • 😀 😀 Thanks!

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31. So vibrant!!! This is my sunshine for today😄

    Pat

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    • I got another sunshine for tomorrow. 😀

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      • Good, keep ’em coming😊

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