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Interesting flower. Don’t think I’ve seen one.
Marilyn recently posted..When Models Rebel- Wednesday of Few Words
Marylin, you are in a good place – I wouldn’t know if I saw it thousands of times.
I simply can’t tell the difference between 1 white flower and the other.
thanks god for colors.
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The markings on the leaves look just like the markings on a Fawn too. It looks really effective growing out from among the ferns
Interesting plant. Now if it was coloured like a fawn. . .
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this is one I have never seen. is it in the woods or planted in your yard. reminds me of a wild flower almost a trillium? pretty!
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I never know that so called fawn lily before but I think I saw it somewhere in the our province, I don’t think so if the name is fawn lily. By the way, I love that picture..