Dog fennel feathers...

Looking forward to those October tiny white blooms and cooler temps. BOB if you care to click through.

[Danette Thompson]

A mini forest!

[Corinne C]

A mini forest was also my first thought!
I Love the sparkling light!

[Babs]

Beautiful feathery fronds

[mittens (Marilyn)]

I love the feathery look of it.

[Mags]

@danette Thanks, Danette.

@corinnec Thank you so much, Corinne.

@onewing Thank you, Babs.

@mittens Thank you very much, Marilyn.

[Joan Robillard]

Fabulous

[Diana]

Beautiful capture and light.

[Mags]

@joansmor Thank you, Joan.

@ludwigsdiana Thank you, Diana.

[Margaret Brown]

Such delicate green fronds

[Mags]

@craftymeg Thank you, Margaret.

[LManning (Laura)]

Love the light.

[Michelle]

Lovely lush colour

[Karen]

Beautiful, I agree with Danette - it looks like a miniature forest. Really lovely.

[Jeremy Cross]

Lovely shot with beautiful light & colours

[haskar]

Lovely details and light.

[Renee Salamon]

Such a pretty sight - is it edible fennel by any chance?

[Mags]

@ljmanning Thank you, Laura.

@bigmxx Thank you, Michelle.

@cocokinetic Thank you so much, Karen.

@jeremyccc Thank you, Jeremy.

@haskar Thank you very much, Haskar.

@rensala Thank you, Renee. No, it's in the aster family not the carrot family like the herb fennel. This grows six to eight feet tall and blooms in October. It's also a natural insecticide.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

oh nice

[Rob Z]

Wonderful patterns

[Kerry McCarthy]

Love the delicate feathery feel. Neat shot!

[Bucktree]

Beautiful capture and lovely on black.

[Phil Howcroft]

I bet they smell great mags

[Mags]

@koalagardens Thank you.

@robz Thank you so much, Rob.

@mccarth1 Thank you, Kerry.

@phil_howcroft Thank you very much, David.

@phil_howcroft Crush them in your hand and they smell like insecticide because they are a natural bug repellent. =)

[Larry Steager]

Beautiful.

[Kathy A]

Lovely shot and yes it does look good on black

[Mags]

@larrysphotos Thank you so much, Larry.

@kjarn Thank you, Kathy. =)