Around the World #14

Possibly not quite the right shape or species, but hopefully you can work out the country whose emblem I was trying to capture here...

Congratulations to everyone who got yesterday's answer - Brazil/Brasil :)

Around the World challenge: http://365project.org/discuss/themes-competitions/19097/around-the-world-in-30-days-september-challenge

[Judith]

Lovely

[Mace]

Is it Ireland?

[June]

Ireland! You've gone a good job, it does look like a clover.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

If it's clover, I'd say it's Ireland!

[Kerri]

Beautiful

[mittens (Marilyn)]

It makes me think of Ireland. Lovely capture.

[Katie]

A three leaf clover attempt for Ireland? :)

[Lee Shirley]

Like the light

[Daniel]

Ireland! Cool vignette.

[Danny Davies]

Great focus Alia.Ireland.

[Natalie]

Some lovely greens, I'll also go for Ireland.

[Shirley Chetwynd]

Yeah Ireland for sure.

[Dione Giorgio]

Must be Ireland. But the plant is different.

[Glenn Mostert]

Ireland!

[summerfield]

erin go braugh!!! great macro shot, alia!

[Bev]

Nice shot, Alia! It be the luck of the Irish I am guessing .... Ireland! Great detail. Well done :)

[bernadette mcelligott]

@olivetreeann @archaeofrog @sangwann I cant believe I missed the IRISH ONE AND i WAS WAITING FOR IT, just have to point out if no ones minds ( I hope you dont Alia) but a shamrock is the native plant and emblem for Ireland. Clover is a bigger plant.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@cookie123 Oh dear Bernadette- how could you miss that?! lol But you were my "learn something new everyday" fact person today. I had no idea a shamrock was smaller than a clover- but now I do!

[alia_801]

@cookie123 Thanks for the info! I thought it was probably different, but went with what was to hand :)