is that 'jewel' weed growing in this pot?
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16 comments:
It's a beautiful decoration, but it could be a nest, so that the real treasure would be "a family inside"!
Happy Sunday sweet friend!
Léia
Seems so lovely and colourful
Interesting objects are found in the most unlikely places.
Could be a magpies nest.
Hmmm! I wonder if you can find that plant here Brattcat, me thinks you are having fun with us haha!
Love these surprising touches you find . . .
My first thought: a nest of one of those crow like birds that steal objects! :-)
I've found treasures in dirt before. It's possible.
Some fancy schmancy birds moved in? :)
V
Ha, yes, one of the treasures of mother nature :^)
Beautiful nest...
Magpies like to steal brilliant things.Maybe you found one of secret places where they hide their treasures?
Wow!!
There are growing juwels
in your hanging baskets :))))
Very cute shot :))
Enjoy your sunday
Looks like the birds may be celebrating Mardi Gras in a new way!
Bises,
Genie
It's definitely a jewel of some sort. Since I know you have a houseguest who likes to read, I'm going to guess it is a library jewel !
We should all have 'jewel weeds' right next to our 'money trees'.
☼ Sunny
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