Weeds, Wishes or a Goldfinch Treat?

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2. Oh Becky, what a beautiful dandelion photo. 😀
   Here is my entry for the day. Enjoy!
   https://ceenphotography.com/2020/07/04/july-4-squareperspectives-ponderings-of-a-picnic-table/

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   1. Thanks Cee – I have become a dandelion lover these past few years!

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      1. Me too! 😀

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5. I wish I knew which photo to use for my entry!
   https://nowathome.wordpress.com/2020/07/04/square-perspective-4/

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   1. Intrigued – be there in a moment to take a look

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      1. Thank you

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7. All three?

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   1. 😀

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8. The thrill of wishing continues… Here’s mine – https://myheart2heart.blog/2020/07/04/a-glass-of-wine-please/

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10. I need to keep my lips closed, or I’ll blow your beautiful dandelion fluffs away! 😉

    https://figmentsofadutchess.com/2020/07/04/on-the-front/

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12. Dandelion ‘clocks’ are so photogenic, and really very lovely to look at in close-up. And I know I should love their offspring more…
    https://tishfarrell.com/2020/07/04/foxglove-after-rain-bowed-but-not-defeated/

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14. Came across this one in my archives Becky. This photo s 10 years old and apart from being underground of a building I do not remember exactly what building in Istanbul it was.https://studiotionghan.com/2020/07/04/squareperspectives-4-an-underground-perspective/

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    1. ooh a bit of a mysterious perspective I like it. Be there shortly, just in the middle of a chat with the happiness Engineers so juggling things at present!

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    2. Hiya, hope you are seeing my comments have a sneaky feeling I might be ending up in spam again!

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17. I guess it doesn’t really need me to comment as you’ve already commented on my post for day four. I suppose I should come up with a scientific name for the giant blue butterfly:

    https://davidmsphotoblog.com/2020/07/04/perspective-on-a-giant-blue-butterfly/

    Giaganticus bleuflutteeri

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    1. lol! I love the scientific name – you should have found a way to incorporate your name though!!

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       1. There’s still the red and yellow one to name.

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          1. I expect one of them to be named after after you!

             and found the Butterfly. You are right it is a different perspective, but think it is same butterfly – from July last year! https://davidmsphotoblog.com/2019/07/14/july-squares-giant-blue-butterfly/

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          2. Yes, the same one a year and a bit apart and with a short telephoto rather than a wide angle lens.

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20. Love the blow balls.. all over here at the moment..

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    1. That’s only the second time I have heard them called this. Such a great name!

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       1. I copied it too because I loved it.. My Square Perspective on FOTD… https://blog.lisabradshaw.com/?p=959

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