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17-02-2006, 05:59 PM
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unidentified seed pod
Hi,
New to the list, and I hope this is not an inappropriate request, but I'm trying to identify a seed pod that a colleague of mine found on the beach. It's quite beautiful, about 1 inch by 1.5 inches; here are some pictures. Thanks, Yoav + Yoav Bergner + |
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17-02-2006, 09:32 PM
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unidentified seed pod
Sorry to inform you, naive newbie, there are no pictures allowed here.
Try posting them to alt.binaries.pictures.gardens instead. Finding a "seed pod" on the beach is very unlikely. It is far more likely to be a shark egg case or something else originating from the sea. "Yoav Bergner" wrote in message o.net... Hi, New to the list, and I hope this is not an inappropriate request, but I'm trying to identify a seed pod that a colleague of mine found on the beach. It's quite beautiful, about 1 inch by 1.5 inches; here are some pictures. Thanks, Yoav -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + Yoav Bergner + |
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