Dotted Loosestrife
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anica66In album: A Midsummer Night's DreamIn Webshots channel: family - Date uploaded: Jun 21, 2007
....(Whispering because you know I shouldn't be talking)...Thank you, Yoke and Randy. You both pointed me in the right direction (Latin name Lysimachia punctata)...now shush.....
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- KONICA MINOLTA
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- DiMAGE A200
- F stop:
- F/3.5
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- 1/60 sec.
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- 42.5 mm
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- flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode (16)
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- pattern (5)
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Is it a garden loosestrife? Its hard to tell without seeing the open flower. But the leaves don't look as shiney as a loosestrife, me thinks. (?)
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rjscholten 2007.06.28 at 12:58:14 PDT
I think it is the Wederik (Lysimchia vulgaris) when open the flowers are like little yellow stars.
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_yoko12 2007.07.08 at 03:47:11 PDT
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