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- NinaM
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(6596) - [2009-03-14 7:10]
Wow, what a beautiful species of iris, they don't grow in the wild here! We cultivate them and some pay a lot of money to get some species. This one I had never seen, it is beautiful. I like your shot, it really displays the flower in a manner to identify it and see its surroundings. Maybe more details would have been interesting in the notes. Great post, Rafa,
Francine
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it looks just like Iris hermona. greetings Ori
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