Mahonia Japonica in FLower

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Mahonia Japonica in FLower

Post by georgedingwall »

Hi all,

It's been such a mild winter so far where I live, that my Mahonia Japonica is coming into flower several weeks ahead of when it normally does. This is the same shrub as I used in the Christmas Baubles image I posted recently. The flower is about half an inch across. Looks a lot like a miniature Daffodil.

Nikon D200 with Sigma 150mm Macro lens and 2 X teleconverter.
4 seconds @ F22.

Bye for now.
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Post by Ken Ramos »

You know it does look like a daffodil, I would probably have never noticed had you not pointed it out. Very nice. :D

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Post by Cyclops »

i love the smell of mahonia and they are such ornate looking shrubs. related to barberry and have yellow sap. cool shot,never seen one this close.
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Post by beetleman »

Beautiful Picture George. very tricky color to capture well and you did a fine job :wink: ( my yellows always seem to come out too hot)
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Post by MacroLuv »

Very nice George! :D I like little waxy flowers of all kinds.
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