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A flower without a bite

Just love these flowers. The chequerboard pattern on the petals  reminds me of an Elizabethan garden. Snakes Head Fritillary are not common but they can be sought out in the wild in a few places; usually in wet meadows or beside rivers.


2 Responses to “A flower without a bite”


  1. Apr 23, 2017 at 8:16 pm

    They plant them in Central Park’s Shakespeare Garden. I love the pattern.


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