go to Anon in Minnesota, Adrian, Jan, Keith and Wilma who correctly identified the developing frog spawn in last week's mystery photo.
The photo was taken late in the day and the spawn appeared brown under the low angle of sunlight. With all the warm weather here in the past week many of them are now freely swimming tadpoles.
I wonder what you will make of this week's puzzle photo
Guess What:
If you need a clue: It won't be slithering across the rockery.
No prizes - just for fun.
Hello again, John - good clue! This one is easy as it can be seen in my garden too – one of my favs. It's the Snake's Head Fritillary Fritillaria meleagris.
ReplyDeleteI would say it`s a Snakeshead Fritillary? A lovely flower.
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fritillaria flower. "snake's head" fritillary, given your clue. ;-)
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a Fritillaria to me John!
ReplyDeleteim really stretching with my answer, is it a Crown Imperial?
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I guess a Snakeshead Fritillary, Linda
ReplyDeleteHi John. A very late entry which I hope may just squeeze in in time!
ReplyDeleteI had looked at it before but been baffled then while eating dinner the other evening it came to me in a blinding flash...a Snakes-head Fritillary!!...I hope :-)
Just in time there Jan.
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