Here's one I found on a rocky hillside, this past April:
That's a case where looking is a lot more fun than touching, methinks.
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14 comments:
Very interesting flower. Happy RT!
that looks quite intimidating. beautiful but intimidating:) my RT is up too.
I would stare for a while. I think I might be tempted to touch - is it really that sharp? Neat discovery.
Looks a bit thorny. What is it?
What an amazing shape - sharp-looking, too. Nice shot for RT.
That is so cool, I like that!
it's like a sweet little rock garden
pretty
love all the different textures
Me thinks you are right!! Lovely.. I love your blog name as well :)
Ahahaha... yeah definitely a "touch me not" momemnt. :) Happy RT everyone!
Thanks, everyone!
I'm not sure exactly what this flower is, but after going through the "Flowers of Israel" site, http://www.flowersinisrael.com/
the closest match I can find is for "Star Clover." Their photo is here:
http://www.flowersinisrael.com/Trifoliumstellatum_page.htm
I'll let you know if I get any more information!
It looks sharp and pointy -- but incredibly intriguing...and great photography too!
A kind of sticky-wicket of a flower, eh? Happy Ruby Tuesday, toby! :)
Looks like home to me :). Actual, an entire field of "kotzim" caught fire just outside of town a few months back, filling an entire neighborhood with smoke but luckily not doing any serious damage. Those dry fields are a real firetrap in the summer.
Fun pictures on your blog, I'd have loved to go to Hutzot HaYotzer too.
Look, but do not touch,
lest the spines pierce your finger,
drawing drops of blood.
My Ruby Tuesday
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