Water Lilies along the Chesser Island Boardwalk Trail at Okefenokee Wildlife Refuge in Georgia. On our walk to the end where the observation tower overlooks the marsh, these flowers were just beginning to open for the morning. By the time we had spent over an hour at the tower watching for birds and just enjoying the peace, they had opened up for a great photo op on the way back towards the parking area. This was spring in full bloom in April of this year.
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20 responses to “SQUARES – Two of a Kind”
A beautiful photo, well done!! 🥰👍🏻
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Thanks John! 🙂
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a nice reminder of Spring on this chilly day…
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I’m glad I could help! It’s still very summery here. A/C is running.
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lucky you!
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The high for Halloween is 75! Yippee!!! 89 on Thursday but a little cooler by Saturday. 😂🎃
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that sounds great!
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water lillies always seem to be extra special
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They seem to be so silky. 😊
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I would love a pond with water lilies. These are gorgeous 🙂 🙂
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We have a pond with water lilies but they won’t flower. 😳
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Oh, that’s very mean of them, Ad! 😦
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I know it is, but at least the leaves provide shade for the fish. 😅
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That is true. But they can hide behind the flowers too. 😊
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Well that’s too bad! They are so lovely! 😊
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They were scattered across the swamp but these were the only two together. 😊
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Such pretty flowers. 😍
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Yes they certainly are. 😊
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A perfect pair! So pretty…
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They were quite lovely. 😊
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