Single seed parachute from a Goat’s Beard (Tragopogon pratensis), a biennial plant from the Asteraceae family. (Moved this on in the plan-b album, as I had took a "better" shot, later that evening. http://365project.org/mona65/365/2016-06-05
Interesting for me: The Goat's Beard has only a short blooming period. It opens its blossoms at daybreak and closes them before noon, hence its funny English name “Jack-go-to-bed-at-noon” or "noon-flower". (I know, i know, never joke on names). ;-)
After the blooming period the flower produces a huge, round head of parachuted, long seeds - like the very familiar clock of the Dandelion, which becomes broken up by the wind.
