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Coldwaterjohn ^club

Posted: 03 May 2020

Taken: 03 May 2020

1 favorite 2 comments 36 visits

1/320 • f/6.3 • 370.0 mm • ISO 1600 •

Canon EOS 6D

EF70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM +2x III

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Pieris Japonica in bloom

Pieris Japonica in bloom

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Annalia S. ^club

such ethereal, delicate flowers, James!

4 years ago.

Coldwaterjohn ^club has replied to Annalia S. ^club

It has been there since we moved in 26 years ago, and it had been bugging me wondering what it was. The Facebook Group, Planet Plant i/d came to the rescue. You post an image asking for an ID and almost instantly someone with far better knowledge than me will come up with an accurate ID.

4 years ago.

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