Alium Skeleton

After the Sparrowhawk of yesterday, this is pretty tame. I'm still confined to home (thank goodness for smart IT) and have managed to get out into the garden.

I love the Aliums even after they've finished in flower. The skeleton of the flower heads is fascinating

[KWind]

Wonderful capture. I like your focus and depth of field.

[JackieR]

Not one of my allims flowered this year! Last time I'm putting fertiliser into ungrateful garden. You did get mum's green fingers!! Hope back recovers soon, see ostopsth or chiropractor yet?

[Phil Sandford]

@kwind Thank you

[Phil Sandford]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond Not sure about ineriting Mum's green fingers; I just put them in the ground and they have two choices, live or die.
Not been anywhere near a chripractor, and won't until I can move without pain, but it's something I need to think about. This attack has been the worst I've suffered in many years

[Shirley B]

Very nice detail, good contrast to background.

[John Sutton]

Found it 🎻 😄😄😄

[Lou Ann]

Looks like a firecracker star burst. Very nice!

[FBailey]

Very pretty though - missed the sparrowhawk, will have to find it now:)

[Diana]

Beautiful shot

[Carole Sandford]

They are quite fascinating aren't they?

[Dawn]

Beautiful fav

[Karly]

Beautiful Alium. They are kind if Dr. Seusy aren't they?

[Paul]

Excellent capture and dof

[Phil Sandford]

@boatman137 @louannwarren @fbailey @ludwigsdiana @carole_sandford @dawnee @365karly1 @paul10 Many thanks for your comments, views and favs for taking this to the PP

[Heather]

great up close photo. excellent depth of field

[Roy Hughes]

I agree that aliums look great even after flowering (see my 91/365).

[Phil Sandford]

@yurugabell @royrj Thank you both, always appreciated