Tuesday, March 31, 2009

What Is It XIX

Since I had fun with a trio of finds I'm doing it again on What Is It. Let's see how you do.

This close-up could be tricky.
This one may be hard for some of you.
Here is the one that I only expect one person to get but take your best shot. I need an identity with this one. Do not guess a branch, but I did mention it recently.
Have fun but don't stress out on what it is. Answers will be tomorrow morning.

15 comments:

  1. First one looks like a dry flower ? Second one snow on a windshield third one Buckeye buds?

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  2. Darla,
    You beat me to it!! Ok I didn't know the Buckeye buds!!!

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  3. Teasel - dried.
    Here's a laugh - flying above clouds.
    I didnt know the 3rd, but tracking back agree with others = Buckeye Buds.

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  4. Oh I'm so bad at this...
    1. looks like the beginning of one of those buckeye buds up close--or maybe where the bud has fallen off
    2. ice/snow on windshield
    3. buckeye buds ---or some kind of buds on a tree (looks a little like our dogwood buds look, but larger)

    Betsy

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  5. Yea, i can see it's a teasel Head FG!

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  6. 2nd = snow-ice on stone wall.

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  7. Oh no!! How come you got me on these again Tom!! LOL!! Okay my guesses are:

    #1 - pine cone
    #2 - soap suds
    #3 - buds of a grape vine

    See, it is easy, I know them all.... LOL!!!

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  8. The first-maybe a flower-the second maybe snow the last-I have no clue! Can't wait to see what they are.

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  9. You make these a challenge! I think the second is snow or ice on a windshield wiper. Since you're up there in Ohio I'll go along with those that say number three is buckeye buds.

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  10. Hello Tom. It is macromail@vodamail.co.za

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  11. Well Tom,

    You have CLEARLY :) photographed the Ohio potentially threatened species, Larix laricina, or Tamarack.

    I must say, when I first read this post, I glanced at all three pics, and nothing really popped right away for #1 or #3. It was only after I got your e-mail and went back and really looked at the branch did I notice the tell tale signs- the remnants of some of the yellowed deciduous needles.

    Also- Charlotte and I go way back to when I first worked at Kent Bog way back in 1999. Hard to believe that was 10 years ago.

    Tom

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  12. What interesting shots! that first one must be a pine cone.

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  13. I'd say a flower, snow, and spring buds of some sort. I have a similar mystery on my Florida water journal if you dare take a guess. (But it's a tough one!)

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  14. So beautiful images but really hard to guess, Fishing Guy.
    I'm waiting tomorrow's answers.

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