Sycamore seed...

The balls from the Sycamore trees hang on the limbs. These will "explode" into many tiny seeds.

[Milanie]

This looks kind of neat from this pov

[Pat]

So simple and such clear details, fav.

[Dora Prokosh]

Love to see an explosion video

[Danette Thompson]

Very nice

[bkb in the city]

Nice shot

[Granny7(Denise)]

Fabulous. Fav

[sheri]

Beautiful focus. With the blue sky and the cloud it looks like a book illustration.

[Annie-Sue]

nicely posed - but not a sycamore as I know it

[Karly]

Very cool!

[Margaret Brown]

Brilliant, I like it! , fav

[Pat Knowles]

Isn’t that amazing....I have never seen a Sycamore seed head like this....we usually have little winged flying things!

[GaryW]

@milaniet Thanks, Milanie.

[GaryW]

@pattyblue Thank you, Pat!

[GaryW]

@dora Ha! They don't "self explode" but when the fall onto the ground they often explode into a fuzzy collection of seeds.

[GaryW]

@danette Thank you, Danette.

[GaryW]

@bkbinthecity Thanks so much!

[GaryW]

@denful Thanks, Granny! I appreciate the follow!

[GaryW]

@sherimiya Thanks so much, Sheri!

[GaryW]

@anniesue Thanks, Annie! That's what they look like in Alabama, USA.

[GaryW]

@365karly1 Thanks so much!

[GaryW]

@craftymeg Thanks, Margaret.

[GaryW]

@happypat Thanks, Pat! This seen pod does open up to a fuzzy group of seeds.

[Kathy]

Minimalistic with a touch of color, texture and shape.

[GaryW]

@randystreat Indeed. :- ) Thanks, Kathy!

[Ingrid]

I like the texture a lot!

[Annie-Sue]

@thewatersphotos settlers had very limited imaginations!

[GaryW]

@ingrid01 Thanks, Ingrid!

[GaryW]

@anniesue HA! Indeed.

[Tom]

Love it, great detail, simplicity and color contrast

[GaryW]

@tosee Thanks so much, Tom. Sometimes simplicity is the best!