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Friday, September 5, 2008

Frou-frou lamp sunflower

lamp sunflowerSunflower at left reminds me of a fringed lamp. Can you tell that I have never lacked for imagination?

The head turning downward has a practical purpose. A sunflower head parallel to the ground makes life harder for birds trying to eat the seeds.

This particular sunflower field is a confectionery sunflower crop. Sunflowers grown for oil would have smaller heads. This head is full of sunflower seeds; therefore, it’s a prime target for birds.

Labels: farm, flowers, photography, photos, sunflowers

posted by Roxie at 5:00 AM

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