Moth mullein ( Verbascum blattaria ) by larose forest photos

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28-JUN-2010	Christine Hanrahan

Moth mullein (Verbascum blattaria)

Flowers can have white forms, thus this normally yellow-flowered moth mullein at the Fletcher Wildlife Garden, sent up a white flowered stalk in 2010.

Canon PowerShot SX10 IS
1/250s f/5.7 at 100.0mm iso100 hide exif

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Date/Time	28-Jun-2010 09:49:01
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Model	Canon PowerShot SX10 IS
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	100 mm
Exposure Time	1/250 sec
Aperture	f/5.7
ISO Equivalent	100
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Metering Mode	matrix (5)
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Colin Storey		10-Oct-2011 18:43
Wonderful details and colours in this great close up. v

bill friedlander		10-Oct-2011 18:24
The look so gentle and elegant, with a splash of red and yellow to draw attention. Gorgeous! V

PauloCGama		10-Oct-2011 15:11
Love it! Beautiful delicate details and droplets add a great touch.

globalgadabout		10-Oct-2011 15:01
the white variation frames the central colour flashes much better...lovely tower of blossoms...V

an nguyen		10-Oct-2011 13:13
Beautiful , I feel summer all over again . The weather is so good the past few days .

Mairéad		10-Oct-2011 12:41
A really beautiful flower, love the details. V

Jim Coffman		10-Oct-2011 12:27
Wow, something else I have never seen! Beautiful!V

Michal Leszczynski		10-Oct-2011 12:12
Very colorful image, I like these drops on petals, beautiful work. V.

Guest		10-Oct-2011 10:42
These are lovely, the center colors are so pretty, enclosed by the white petals. Most unusual.

Yvonne		10-Oct-2011 08:44
Absolutely glorious, I really love this! v

pascal		10-Oct-2011 05:09
Superb !

Carl Carbone		10-Oct-2011 03:23
What an exquisite bloom! Very pretty capture. V

slhoornstra		10-Oct-2011 03:20
I have this one I believe although it may have been hybridized to look the same, low growing form than the yellow, very delicate, a wonderful shot of it which captures its essence. V

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