two on the left are “Bottlebrush” … neither bottles or brushes!
top right is the “Three Sisters” there are three
but none are girls!
lower middle is “Christmas Bells” … and it’s neither of those!
lower right is a ‘tree trunk”, it is a tree but a trunk is for clothes!
with the first three they were probably named such
as they “look like” but a trunk???
Ohhhh..i am smiling..these are so cute..lovely.
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I have scheduled a post for this prompt for tomorrow. But I’m not sure I got it right. Let me know what you think when it gets published.
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how cute is this – you are amazing
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Beautiful and intriguing photos! One can look into these photos and discover the smallest of details.
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thanks so much buckeye, I do fancy myself as an average photographer 🙂
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You remind me of the arbitrary way streets get named. I can’t imagine how some plants or animals got named either. Like the Komodo Dragon.
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yes it’s a dragon for sure but nothing very Komodo about it 😉
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The lower right photo looks a little like an elephant trunk? Good photos …
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HA! You did it, big time, SweetKate! These are perfect for the challenge! 🙂 Way to go! And what fun!!! 🙂
I tried to find out (from Google) why a tree trunk is called a trunk. Ha, I might be a sucker for trying! 😉 (Sucker…get it?!)
In researching this, I found out there are 5 definitions for a trunk. I was reminded that our bodies/torsos are called a trunk. In North America, the boot of the car is called the trunk. It, also, said that the main part of telephone systems, railroads, our inner body systems like arteries or nerves, etc. are referred to as the trunk.
So, maybe that is the connection…the tree trunk is THE main part of the tree.
But, I’m with you…it looks nothing like what comes to our minds when we think of a trunk. 🙂
Okay, that was probably more than any of us needed to know. Ha! 😀
(((HUGS))) 🙂
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lol you sucked me right in with all the detail, but 3bones was right … this particular pic does look like an elephants trunk 😉
I did forget about the torso being called a trunk but the boot of the car is purely your saying, we refer to them purely as boots … yet they wont go on our feet! A boot sale means a market from the back of your car!
So many things have various meanings!
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Yes, they do! and I find it fun! 🙂
Yes, that tree trunk DO look like an elephant nose! 😉 😀
Oh, I meant to say…the bottlebrushes! They are so cool! I’ve always been fascinated by them! As a little girl I thought about trying one out in a dirty bottle…but I didn’t. I didn’t want to harm or hurt the plant. 🙂
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loved your cute descriptions. I was totally blown away by the myriad of Australian fauna when I visited the gardens in Melbourne.
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our flora and fauna are truly astounding, we are such a huge country with so many different climates that most things can live or grow somewhere here 🙂
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the soil and air are like magic – some of the plants looked like art sculptures to me
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oh they are total works of art … I sometimes wonder if I should be more specific in my photography eg concentrate more on birds or flowers or views … but I love them all and so my photography will not become a honed skill or speciality!
Watched a fascinating doco about the bird lady, an oz photographer who just does birds and exhibits around the world. Her shots are stunning but they are all posted on white backgrounds … I love to see their natural habitats as the trees they live in are just as fascinating …
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I love your variety and it seems a shame just to focus on one subject but yes some do as they are totally fascinating and never run out of subject matter.
seeing the world thru another’s eyes and perspective is such a beautiful lesson in life, I don;t think one needs to be a professional to evoke an emotion with a photo – your photo essays are brilliant!
black and white photography really shifts our focus.
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I wouldn’t have known it was a tree. Cool.
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I remember the bottle brushes as I saw them in Australia too. I hope you are staying safe as Victoria and now NSW too is getting more Covid cases (2nd wave) – stay with nature and avoid crowds.
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Hmm spot on! Love it…
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Ha, clever, Kate. This gave me a good laugh.
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🙂
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Very nice pictures taken, Kate. Lovely take on all these varieties of trees.
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Wow, such interesting information.
This reminds me of “bleeding hearts” 🙂
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I had to look them up, how super cute! They would definitely qualify in this category … do you have any of your own photos of them?
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Sorry I couldn’t reply early as we were out most of the day today.
I should. Let me check.
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never worry about that Rupali, I also respond late when I don’t have the computer on 🙂
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We have bottle brush here too and it does look like brushes used to wash baby feeding bottles! 😄
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our parrots love them and they are rather beautifully unique!
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Yes and yes again. I just can’t get my brain to do this… But I enjoy the ones you point out!!
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some of the links are hilarious, people have really caught onto it!
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I am going to have much fun reading your fun blog 🙂
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