mitchelrubin

Bird of paradise

Bird of paradise

Walking through the neighborhood is always fun to see the neighbors blooms.
This bird of paradise bloom had its own rainbow caused by the suns refracted...
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Walking through the neighborhood is always fun to see the neighbors blooms.
This bird of paradise bloom had its own rainbow caused by the suns refracted light through the lens.
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Jul, 2022

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