Puzzles

[Maggi Young]

I was thinking maybe an orchid flower.... but I see where Roma gets her idea from......the photo is taken from a clever angle if it's correct.

[Graham Catlow]

Well its close enough Roma.
Well done!

Calceolaria 'Walter Shrimpton'.

[Gail]

Lovely picture Graham - a host of slightly alien choirboys.....

[Maggi Young]

Well done, Roma and good puzzle, Graham. The angle was a sneaky one!

 I wonder if that choir is singing at the Royal Wedding tomotrrow? Every five minutes on the radio they're speaking about it!

[Anthony Darby]

Nice trough Graham.

[Anthony Darby]

I think I've just spotted Paul the octopus?

[Graham Catlow]

Thanks Gail, Maggi and Anthony.
I always thought they were fascinating but never a choir. I will look at them differently now. They are all singing in harmony.

[Anthony Darby]

Here's a puzzling tree. I don't know what the main tree is, but it reminds me of an ash, but it seems to have two hitchhikers - a pohutukawa (puzzling tree 3) which accounts for the aerial roots, but I cannot see where the other tree (puzzling tree 2 & 5) is rooted, except that its stem gets lost in the pohutukawa roots. (The orange berries belong to another tree.)

[ashley]

A Grevillea, maybe robusta?

[Anthony Darby]

I'l buy that Ashley. Thanks.

[Anthony Darby]

Often wondered what these things that fly over us were. Now I know!

[annew]

Not seen one before, Anthony? How did you get to NZ then? 

[Maggi Young]

Not seen one before, Anthony? How did you get to NZ then? 

Paddled his own canoe?

[David Nicholson]

..... or walked on water

[Maggi Young]

Not seen one before, Anthony? How did you get to NZ then?  

Paddled his own canoe?

..... or walked on water

 Nah, he likes to do the former and, like most of us, only thinks he can do the latter....