This beautiful sunflower patch is located just west of the Yolo Causeway. ~ Barbara
Trivia: "When the plant is in the bud stage, it tends to track the movement of the sun across the horizon. Once the flower opens into the radiance of yellow petals, it faces east. No one knows why. However, it is likely a defensive response. Facing south or west could result in sun-scalding of seeds during very hot days."
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Sunflower Patch on I-80
Labels: Flowers and Trees, Scenic Posted by Barbara at Wednesday, July 30, 2008
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3 comments:
Simply a sight for sore eyes, eh?
Beautiful! Just beautiful!
What a nice sight to see. Sunflowers are like big smiley faces.
I love your nature photos - the dragonfly and the sunflowers are amazing.
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