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 What plant is this? He has a very particular, with the final spiral. Amazing!
 This is such an incredible piece. Never seen anything like it.
-- "Don't take life for granted. Thank a Veteran." Check out my stock account for inspiration and great stock and textures, :icondknucklesstock: [link] It's the start of a fern, found a lot in New Zealand.
Lots of these here, especially in New Zealand. It's the start of a fern.
I had never seen. Maybe here in Italy there is.
 Wow, great detail in this shot.
 this is really beautiful.
The hairs look like they could be soft or prickly. -- A peacebone got found, in a dinosaur wing.   Thanks... that was my shot of the day!
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