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white waterlily This water lily has flat leaves unlike the giant water lily which has raised edges Geotagged,Mauritius,Winter Click/tap to enlarge

white waterlily

This water lily has flat leaves unlike the giant water lily which has raised edges

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  1. View Stuart's profile
    Stuart
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    Lovely capture... Posted 8 years ago
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    englishindiangirl
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    Thank you. I just zoomed in and clicked! Posted 8 years ago
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      Stuart
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      I like shots like that - I think sometimes too much emphasis is taken on getting the 'perfect' shot. In all honesty, all of the shots I'm most pleased with - I've just seen and snapped without actually thinking about it. Doesn't always work like that though hahaha
       Posted 8 years ago
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    I would love to take a shot at identifying the water lillies - do you remember whether they were native to Mauritius or not? Thanks for the vote on my spider, by the way, I notice that you haven't been to Namibia - you should consider it, the wildlife and plants are amazing! Posted 8 years ago
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      englishindiangirl
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      Thank you Barry. I don't think it's native to Mauritius or Reunion. I think it was growing in the Pamlemousse Gardens, so was
      Part of their collection. Namibia sounds wonderful, maybe one day!       Posted 8 years ago
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        Barry
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        hmmm, that will make it hard to identify but I will see what I can do. It is a very cool photo though. Posted 8 years ago
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      englishindiangirl
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      Thank you Barry. I don't think it's native to Mauritius or Reunion. I think it was growing in the Pamlemousse Gardens, so was
      Part of their collection. Namibia sounds wonderful, maybe one day!       Posted 8 years ago

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By englishindiangirl

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Uploaded Dec 20, 2016. Captured Jul 2, 2016 09:42 in A2, Pamplemousses, Mauritius.
country flag of Mauritius Explore Mauritius 86 52 0
  • FinePix S5700 S700
  • f/3.5
  • 1/137s
  • ISO64
  • 25.7mm
Captured in the winter. More winter photos.

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