Macro Photograph - Little Ribbons by Denise Clark

Little Ribbons is a photograph by Denise Clark which was uploaded on November 3rd, 2013.

Little Ribbons

Parvetta Australiensis is a small shrub inhabiting both dry and rain forests in Queensland and Northern New South Wales Australia. I was so... more

by Denise Clark

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Title

Little Ribbons

Artist

Denise Clark

Medium

Photograph

Description

Parvetta Australiensis is a small shrub inhabiting both dry and rain forests in Queensland and Northern New South Wales Australia. I was so delighted with the little transparent striped "ribbons" in amongst the tiny flowers.
If you would like a more complete view of this beautiful little shrub, please see Subtropical Spring in my Tree/Landscape and Garden Gallery.

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November 3rd, 2013

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Comments (39)

Denise Clark

Thank you so much Lesley. Appreciated.

Lesley Evered

An excellent close up...like and favourite and voted for in WHITE FLOWERS contest in Australian Wildflowers and Native Plants group

Denise Davis

This is beautiful Denise

Denise Clark replied:

Thank you so much Denise..Did you see the whole bush in SubTropical Spring in my Tree/Landscape and Garden Gallery? I really love this not well known native of our local rainforests and am so proud of being able to grow it in my garden.