Saturday, October 5, 2013

I Spotted A Touch-me-not

Impatiens capensis - Jewelweed or Spotted Touch-me-not
 

26 comments:

  1. Such a beauty and with the vivid color of autumn!

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  2. HI Carletta What a wonderful shot. great compostion aand colour. I wonder why it has a name like that. Is it poisonous?

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  3. Wow...what a brilliant flower....love the colours and pattern!
    Have a lovely weekend.

    Ruby - STARRY UNIVERSE

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  4. wow! gorgeous colors and neat shape!

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  5. Beautiful photo!
    Have a nice day! RW & SK

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  6. Impatiens provides us with a wide variety of color and size. I'd never seen this beauty before.

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  7. What a beautiful shot Carletta! It's such a pretty delicate flower. A great remedy for poison ivy too!

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  8. I like the brilliant color of these flowers. They create a spectacular contrast. Well done.

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  9. Nicely captured, Carletta. Very nice.

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  10. Wow - beautiful capture! I've never even heard of a touch me not. It's a beauty!

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  11. Gorgeous macro photo of a beautiful flower ~
    carol, xo

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  12. Brightly colored beauty! Does it curl up when touched or ?? (I guess I'll have to Google it.) I do know about Impatiens (although never in this gorgeous color).

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  13. Why should this pretty flower carry such an unfortunately intimidating name? Is it poisonous?
    I like your shot though.

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  14. very nice colour - lovely shot...

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  15. I love touch-me-nots! Lovely capture♫ My TS: http://lauriekazmierczak.com/hint-of-autumn/

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  16. Oh my goodness Carletta, that is an exquisite image.. you've caught its beauty and delicateness.... Thank you for coming by sharing your creative photography on Weekly Top Shot #103!

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  17. I've never seen this flower. Such a beauty! I wonder where it gets its name. Is it poisonous, or does it close up if touched, or what?

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  18. I love these little blossoms - and so do the hummingbirds. This is a beautiful photo.

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  19. READERS: The plant isn't poisonous. The name refers to the explosive dehiscence of the seed capsules. The mature capsules burst, sending seeds up to several meters away.

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  20. I've never seen this flower before. It's really beautiful.

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