I’m not complaining, I think its amazing.
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Now that is a beautiful string of diamonds created by Mother Nature, is stunning I could stare at it for a long time till the Sun drinks it up!
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That is a great description! Pearls & lace or diamonds & denim, as my mother says. Thank you, Eva. ~amy
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I have never seen this. Fascinating. Thank you for showing.
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Thank you, Gretchen. ~amy
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No way!!! This is an astounding discovery! Brilliant share! Thanks!
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I don’t think i discovered it, I think maybe i’m one of the few who posted it. 🙂 Thanks for your awesome comment! ~amy
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Well you introduced it! At least to me 😉 and I thought it was pretty cool (obviously hahaha!)
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Your comment was awesome! I LOVED it. I just had to admit that it couldn’t have been me to be the only one ever to notice it. 🙂 ~amy
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My brain just went on a tangent of imagining you actually being the one to seriously discover this 🙂
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I wish i was that cool. 🙂
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I never noticed that before. Odd and cool.
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Very cool, Jan. Thank you! ~amy
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must have little hairy bits at the tips…
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That is what i thought. Another blogger gave me the scientific answer. Pretty neat. ~amy
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How pretty 🙂 I thought it was on purpose for the photo 🙂
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Ha! I would have been very talented to pull that off! Another blogger gave the reason why. Thank you for your compliment. ~amy
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guttation: seems possible, I found it back on Wikipedia 🙂
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Thank you for sharing your link. Very informative! ~amy
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As I recall well, this are not drops of rain. This is water taken up by the roots and pumped up by the plant itself. They call it ‘guttation’ in science language :). It is most noticeable when there is a high humidity outside. It gives very pretty photo opportunities, if you ask me 🙂
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Oh, I didn’t know that, thank you so much for letting me know. I had rained for three days, so that is why I thought it was fallen rain, caught. ~amy
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I thought they collected stamps.
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HA! You’re funny, Carl. Thanks for the laugh. ~amy
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That is intriguing – I’ve never noticed that before…
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It is beautiful to see. Maybe the leaves are sticky there? ~amy
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