Rosehip at Tannersville Cranberry Bog

One would think that since the colder temperatures have arrived most plant life would have died off. But it appears the peat under the surface of the bog keeps the earth warm enough that some plants still have something to show. I'm not sure if this is a specific kind of Rosehip or if it is the same kind found in most places, but I was amazed by all those little spiky things sticking out of it! I'd never seen that before.

[Sarah Violet]

Beautiful close up!

[katy]

Terrific clarity and detail!

[Laur]

Whimsy.

[aikimomm (phoebe)]

Superb image, amiga!

[Francoise]

nice sharp berry; I like the way you've put it in front of your frame.

[Rick Schies]

Cool spotting there Ann

[Graham Thresher]

A lovely detailed capture.

[Darinka]

Simply beautiful!fav

[Rebecca]

so clear! lovely shot

[Sandy]

I've never seen one of those before either. A very interesting looking berry.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@sarahlh @grammyn @creativeaddict @aikimomm @francoise @digitalrn @thresheg @my_photofun @rebec @skstein

Thank you everyone! I apologize for all the mass thank you's tonight. Since I'm visiting with family I'm on limited 365 time- but I'll be back to look at your photos asap!

[Joan Robillard]

Neat shot.

[Chris K]

an amazing shot.

[bruni]

Great clear shot of this prickly something. not familiar with this plant.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@joansmor @cruiser @bruni
Thank you Joan, Chris, and Bruni! I'm busy with the grands but appreciate your views and comments. I'll be back to the usual routine on Monday!

[Nicole Campbell]

This is very pretty Ann

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@nicolecampbell Thanks so much Nicole!