Many of you enjoyed the fish tail frond a few weeks ago, Above is the stages of that frond,
Click HERE to see all the photos I have taken of this fab fish Tail fronds and pod.
The photos are really amazing, If I do say so myself.
Joining LLB in our Backyard Nature Friday
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Wow, these are so strange! And they change so much. They look a bit like succulents. But also like a plant from outer space. They are a bit creepy, but also fascinating.
Do you know how they came to be named "fish tails"???
that's amazing... and we still grin at my lame try to raise oalm trees with throwing the seeds in a pot LOL
Neat! 👍
How cool to see it in all it's stages. That's quite a transformation
EXCELLENT series!
Hello,
I like the collage, it is neat to see all the stages.
Take care, enjoy your day! Have a happy weekend!
Hari OM
Fabulous Nature Friday offering!!! YAM xx
This is so cool to see the stages, great series!
Isn't that a strange looking plant!? But so visually interesting!
What an amazing plant. I too like the collage of the various stages of it's development. It's like no other plant I have seen.
MS I always enjoy your tropical Nature Fridays. You have such amazing and different nature than we do up here. Great collage to display them too
Hugs cecilia
Cool! I can imagine them on oversize canvases, along the wall of a long hallway.
They are amazing...just so beautiful.
What Ginny said. Beautiful, but they made me a bit uneasy.
WOW!! They go through so many phases from green to pink to little yellow flowers, beautiful!!
Strange but lovely. I am always amazed at the variety in nature.
Hope things go well today.
I'm off to do my "Elder-care" in a few.
It's dark and gloomy and rainy...not good for sundowner syndrome...
Sue
The plant is fascinating
all the different stages. I like the shape of the leaf. Are the berries poisonous?
What a unique and beautiful plant!!!
Woos - Lightning, Misty, and Timber
I've never seen anything like this! Must not have these in Texas!
Great sequence of palm shots.
Interesting pictures.
They remind me of peas trying to be acorns, grapes and dates. Are they edible? I used to have some palms that some said could be made into a jam. But I never tried to because the pit inside was so large it didn't have that much flesh to work with.
I love it! The pictures are awesome. I also looked at the links you shared.
this is so neat to see as the stages. beautiful collage, beautiful plants
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