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Great shots MS... number 3 is ace 
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they are very good MS ! i too been taking pics of bluebells 
will post some later but i found them hard to focus lol 
will post some later but i found them hard to focus lol
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Lovely MS, no bluebells here yet!
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Little known fact comming up
There are 2 different types of bluebells English and Continental, true. How to spot the difference, English bluebell flowers develop both sides of the stem whereas the continental version the flowers only grow on one side.
The English version is the rarer of the 2 varieties.
Bazza
There are 2 different types of bluebells English and Continental, true. How to spot the difference, English bluebell flowers develop both sides of the stem whereas the continental version the flowers only grow on one side.
The English version is the rarer of the 2 varieties.
Bazza
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Thanks everyone
So I have rarer bluebells, that is fab, they grow in the wild part of the garden, it is left untouched really,except for a strim at the ensd of the summer, so we get lots of animals and birds . Thanks for the info Bazza
So I have rarer bluebells, that is fab, they grow in the wild part of the garden, it is left untouched really,except for a strim at the ensd of the summer, so we get lots of animals and birds . Thanks for the info Bazza
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These are gorgeous Moon
I really like No.2
It has nice Depth of Field to it.
Very nice
I really like No.2
It has nice Depth of Field to it.
Very nice
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Really lovely shots, well done
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Suzi
Its a pleasure to pass on loads of really useless information, I tend to be able to specialise in that department, it keeps me insane.
Bazza
Its a pleasure to pass on loads of really useless information, I tend to be able to specialise in that department, it keeps me insane.
Bazza
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Bazza
Suzi
Its a pleasure to pass on loads of really useless information, I tend to be able to specialise in that department, it keeps me insane.
Bazza
Its a pleasure to pass on loads of really useless information, I tend to be able to specialise in that department, it keeps me insane.
Bazza
Do you know why you ocassionally get a few white ones, or pinky mauve? Are they the same variety but paler?