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I love this elegant photo. Even more, I love the thought of you bringing this ‘wild teasel’ all the way back from autignac, languedoc, france.
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love the alternate view
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Such exquisitely beautiful and absolutely perfect simplicity!
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MJ – Super awesome job with this site. My favorite so far is the wild teasel. Such an awesome structure!
Very nice. Look forward to what’s to come. Big Congrats on the design award!! Well deserved.
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i often meditate on how the monarchs have left behind a little of their color inside the pod (at least that is how I look at it)
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How beautiful.
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i have always wanted to stuff a few cushions with this natural material
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I love Margie’s comment!
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I find the patterns on shells to be infinitely beautiful.
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often shibori techniques give this appearance on fabric
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Such a lovely blue.
I agree. There isn’t a ton of blue like that in nature, that’s what makes these so special for me. Besides, I find it pretty rare to find blue jay feathers at all, so to find 4 on one walk is special too.
Lucky. That was my thought too, as I’ve yet to find a blue jay feather although they visit our yard. I had dreams of a blue and white garden long ago, but realized that most blue flowers are more mauve (which I love–it’s just not blue).
Absolutely beautiful. I really love the color and agree it is rare to see much blue in nature. Reminds me that I need to get out of the city and back to nature.
me gustaria tener o comprar un juego completo de tiled feathers de esta ave. a mexico. saludos.