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Author 'Louise' (Id 107249 ) : Simple and elegant she put on her pearl necklace red and my eyes landed on it. : 6:: 6:



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EXIF : Brand: Canon | Camera: Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL | Objectif: Sigma 18-200mm F/3.5-6.3 DC
Aperture: f/7.1 | Exposure time: 1/250 s | ISO: 800 | Focal: 200 mm | Metering: Partielle (6)
Prog. expo.: Priorité ouverture (2) | Correction: -0.7 EV | Flash: Non (16) | Date: 16/12/2009 11:02:19
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Red beads: 9 Comment(s) | Very Good (4/5)
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Identification > Chrisostome [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply Apr 05, 2010
It is apparently well Tamier common, sometimes called "herb battered women. The berries that remain hanging on the vine after the leaves have faded and fallen, are attractive but toxic when the young shoot is edible equivalent of asparagus, or omelette with bacon: I never tried .. .
 
 > Author Louise [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply
Apr 05, 2010
 
Chrisostome thank you for putting a name on these red beads and have given interesting details. I'll give the answer to Gena and Lumixane who hesitated between Morelle and Tamier. It would be interesting to know the origin of the term "grass battered women.
 
> Géna >Reply Feb 16, 2010
Hey Louise, is it possible to know what is this plant? : 4:
 
 > Author Louise [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply
Apr 05, 2010
 
Hello Gena, Chrisotome just give me the answer, with many details about the red beads. It is common Tamier.
 
 > Author Louise [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply
Feb 20, 2010
 
Gena, I unfortunately can not tell you the names of these bays, Lumixanne thought maybe one or Tamier Morelle. Thank you for your visit.
 
> Author Louise [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply Feb 16, 2010
The Cree thank you for putting my picture on your favorites. Every day I passed that class, cursing having forgotten my camera until ...
 
> La cri [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply Feb 13, 2010
What a lovely part! It is quite "beautiful" ... successful, this shot, well done Louise!
 
> Kinou [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply Feb 11, 2010
The Ladies put collars and Mother Nature, the prettiest, is no exception: 3:: 6:.
 
> Candy [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply Feb 08, 2010
: 4: Hi, a nice pearl necklace. Nature is beautiful. Nice presentation. : 18:: 19:
 
> Lumixane [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply Feb 08, 2010
A beautiful vine with red berries is going to attack the stem, one heart at its center. Who could enlighten us? Morelle? Tamier? I've seen but I do not know ... The background is very pretty. Thank you Louise.
 
 > Author Louise [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply
Apr 05, 2010
 
Goodnight Lumixane, it is my response about red beads! Chrisostome has given many details about this plant and you were on the right track since it Tamier.
 
 > Author Louise [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply
Feb 08, 2010
 
Sorry: 12: I do not know the name of these little red berries. The base of the plant is buried in the grass and the slope is steep. Thank you for your visit.
 
> Ninik [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply Feb 08, 2010
This plant (which I'd like to know the identity) gives us a very pretty dress. (Sarsaparilla?) The background is very decorative with all those little bubbles.
 
 > Author Louise [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply
Apr 05, 2010
 
Ninik Hello, you're one of those who were curious to know the name of red beads, so I'll give you the answer just give me Chrisostome, with interesting details. This Tamier.
 
 > Ninik [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply
Apr 06, 2010
 
Thank you Louise, how nice to have thought to transmit information, it makes me very happy.
 
> Jcmai [G] [P] [C] [B] [F] >Reply Feb 06, 2010
+: Nice picture industry very clear on a blurred background. A simple beauty!

-:The sentence is poetic, but I was interested to learn more about this plant!
 
 > Author Louise [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply
Apr 06, 2010
 
Goodnight Jcmai. As we learn a lot about EIF I just got the answer to your question about red beads. With Chrisostome, we now know that this Tamier sometimes called grass battered women.
 
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