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44 comments:
Beautiful where silk comes from eh?
That's a really interesting photo. The silk cacoons look like peanuts. I didn't know they look like that.
How neat!!
I agree with the other comment that those look like peanuts. What hatches from those cocoons? Butterlies? Moths? Worms? LOL. I am clueless.
Happy WW from Sara @ the Mostly Wordless Wednesday H.Q.!
So detailed! Very cool photo!
awwww that is pretty :D
love it!
Happy WW :D
It's a cocoon from silk worms :) ;)
Next week, I'll post a photo of a silk worm.
Amazing, they do look a bit buggy, and to think they make such lovely fabric.
ooohhh....nice shot
I was also going to say that they look like peanuts! Great WW submission!
I first thought it was peanuts, lol ! I have seen such cocoons in Turkey.
My WW picture shows a little village in the mountains of south Morocco. They got electricity only 4 or 5 years ago !
Very nice shot :)
That's a very good photo :) Nice subject also! Thanks for visiting my WW entry!
I agree, they look like peanuts but they are not :)
This is where the silk came from ;)
Somehow it gave me the goosebumps to see this. :)
Wow, that is an awesome capture!
Thanks for your visit and compliment on my WW; I'm not sure what type of flower it is; some sort of daisy, I think.
Have a great day!
Very nice! :)
How interesting, they look like hairy peanuts. Who'd have thought it...
I didn't make the stars on my blog though I wish I could, they're lovely. I saw them hanging in a store a few weeks ago.
sis, I didn't know silk cocoons look like that. nice one!
Really interesting. Happy WW.
What an excellent photo! Happy WW
Wow, that is pretty cool. I had no idea what it was until I read your title.
I've never seen a silk cocoon before, so thank you for sharing this photo!
Happy WW to you! I hope that you will come and see my entry, too.
Lovely shot - the lighting is great!
how neat is that!!? great shot well lit. ps; the berry is a thimble berry.
Wow, cool photo, and educational too!
wow - this is pretty cool!
Wow, this is really good!
Impressive! Looks much like rice krispies. :)
WOW!
Interesting, it remeinds me of peanuts. Not sure I'd want to touch them though lol
What an interesting closeup!
Thanks for stopping by my WW post!
That is so cool! Great picture! Happy WW!
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Very cool picture!!
Happy WW! :)
interesting!
wow, cool pic
Fascinating picture. They really do look like peanuts. Terrific capture.
I learned something from your photo. I never saw a silk cocoon before. Great photo.
Thanks everyone for checking out my WW entry for this week!
See you again next week ;)
Thanks everyone for checking out my WW entry for this week!
See you again next week ;)
What an amazing photo! I've never seen anything like it.
Wow that is really cool.
Thanks for stopping by and commenting on my blog. I really appreciate all the support!
Wow, nice shot. Beautifully done. The actually look like corn pops ;-)
Thanks for stopping by my place this WW!
Did anyone mention that they look like peanuts? Hahaha - just kidding ;0) I'm curious where you happened upon such a large amount of silkworm cocoons to begin with. Looking forward to the worm next week - you should call it Wormy Wednesday.
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