The title of this blog comes from a Gaelic expression -"putting on the poor mouth"-which means to exaggerate the direness of one's situation in order to gain time or favour from creditors.
I've never seen one before!!! It's lovely!
Thanks Kay!
The first one does it for me, definitely.
Thanks.The first one really does display its naughty bit well, if I say so myself!
Is that some sort of flycatching plant then...?
Actually it isn't. It was discovered on the walls of Nottingham Castle and being night scented it attracts nocturnal insects like moths
What a curious flower, I love the first shot.
It really is lovely isn't it. Then again the best things come in small packages!
I've not seen one of these before, either. And the first one is my favourite too. Those curly naughty bits! Oooh!
Itis a little beauty isn't it!
I've never seen one before!!! It's lovely!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kay!
ReplyDeleteThe first one does it for me, definitely.
ReplyDeleteThanks.The first one really does display its naughty bit well, if I say so myself!
ReplyDeleteIs that some sort of flycatching plant then...?
ReplyDeleteActually it isn't. It was discovered on the walls of Nottingham Castle and being night scented it attracts nocturnal insects like moths
ReplyDeleteWhat a curious flower, I love the first shot.
ReplyDeleteIt really is lovely isn't it. Then again the best things come in small packages!
ReplyDeleteI've not seen one of these before, either. And the first one is my favourite too. Those curly naughty bits! Oooh!
ReplyDeleteItis a little beauty isn't it!
ReplyDelete