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I noticed these trees early one recent evening as I left a small shop across the road from them. The trees are quite tall, taller than the home they surround, and they appear to be growing around one another in a cluster. I couldn't see all of them since the property was enclosed by a tall fence.
I tried looking for them on the seed site but there are so many.
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Those are really interesting, don't think I've seen any quite like that -- maybe they are just glad to see you!!! Have a great day and big hugs to Hope and you both!
Sylvia
Utterly fascinating "pods"....Mayve they were there just to greet you---But I hope you go back and let us know what they are doing, as the Spring goes on....!
Sending you and HOPE HUGE HUGS!!!
(((((((HUGS)))))))
So is this going to be the start of a pine cone collection?
Plenty of food there for the birds:-)
They look like some sort of fir tree. Nifty large fir cones.
K
They are pods, but I'm certain it was happy to see you too :)
If you find out what they are, I hope you let me know. They are really impressive! :-)
Bwhahahahahahahhaahaha!
Dianne, your post title is absolutely HILARIOUS!!!!
BRA-VA!
Wonderful shots! But I have no idea what they could be?!? They almost look like some sort of pine cone.
Hope you had FAB Tuesday, dear lady!
X
You are a naughty girl ;>).... but 'um... yeah! (I am wayyyyy too old to even catch the reference!)
It's like it's offering you a gift or something. Odd...
LOL, bet whatever religious fanatics you have in your neighbourhood will be complaining about that! Love it.
Cones, actually, from a type of fir tree, I believe. But a happy fir no doubt!
You have such clever eyes, great captures!
Léia and little Luna
fur trees and those cones are huge .. and quite .. um ... Viagra-ish looking
LOL! Nice pics!
The pods are very unique on the beautiful tree.
LOL!
Young pine cones, it would seem.
It is a seed pod that is very happy to see you!...LOL... It is some kind of evergreen with its seed cones, but I don't know what kind. It does seem to have longish needles...hmm.. Now I have to see if I can find out what it is.. Thank you for your comments on my blog...I really appreciate it...hugs...Michelle
They look like pinecones.
You are sooo funny, Dianne! :))
I think it's happy to see you! :)
They look like a pine cone of sorts. There is a conifer near us that is just beginning to produce some too.
I'm quite sure they are happy to see you :)
Enjoy the spring weather, Di!
Spruce tree, hence spruce cones ;) Have lots of those up here, I'll see if I can find out what kind.
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