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Found at Bunratty Folk Village - Ireland

comments (1) August 25th, 2011 in gallery

Kgardens Kgardens, member
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Can anyone help us identify this beautiful vine type flower we saw in Ireland this past July?   Thanks!

                


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dsphoto writes: It looks like Nicandra physaloides or Shoofly plant. Posted: 2:00 pm on September 12th
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