Fluff

One of the milkweed pods has been opening up with fluff. I cannot see any seeds.

[GaryW]

Love the light on the fluff! It makes it look so delicate.

[Milanie]

Neat capture of the light through that fluff - so wispy looking.

[Lin]

Great focus.

[*lynn]

wonderful details of the pod and fluff

[bkb in the city]

Nice shot

[Maggiemae]

Isn't it incredible - looks like cotton seed! Why don't we use it?

[Dione Giorgio]

Fantastic focusing.

[Debbie]

My first thought was feathers... terrific focus

[Margaret Brown]

Love your focus!

[Laura]

Lovely.

[Pyrrhula]

A beautiful close up. Fav. micro for it`s stunting details.

[Daisy Miller]

@thewatersphotos Thank you. This is one that I photographed many times to get a good photo. The "fluff" might look delicate, but it has stood up well to the winter weather.

[Daisy Miller]

@milaniet Thank you. The "fluff" is indeed wispy. It often blew out of the camera frame in my attempts to photograph it.

[Daisy Miller]

@linnypinny Thank you.

[Daisy Miller]

@lynnz Thank you for your comments.

[Daisy Miller]

@bkbinthecity Thanks.

[Daisy Miller]

@maggiemae I am not certain if this "fluff" has a use or not. I will look it up and then tell you if it has a use. This seed pod is from a native milkweed vine.

[Daisy Miller]

@sangwann Thanks.

[Daisy Miller]

@deborah63 Thank you.

[Daisy Miller]

@craftymeg Thanks.

[Daisy Miller]

@la_photographic Thanks.

[Daisy Miller]

@pyrrhula Thank you for your comment and fav.

[Daisy Miller]

@maggiemae I did a quick google search. I did not come up with any human use of the milkweed fluff. However, I think that people could use it. It is mostly grown here for the butterflies. The monarch butterflies especially like milkweed plants.