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    Here's a thread we let slip by unnoticed ...

    Is this normal for them grow in the water like this? Is it a lily of some sort?

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    It's an aquatic iris. They're both ornamentals in water gardens and a noxious weed in a lot of states. They grow profusely wherever there is shallow water and mud. They're great subjects because the yellow contrasts so nicely with the vibrant green leaves. Get a nice sunny day and you can have endless hours of fun finding angles for the light to shine through and around the petals and leaves.

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    Cool. Would make a great shot if you could down low enough to have it with both water and sky behind then.

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    In this case, it would have been water and apartment buildings. It was growing in the pond.

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    Damn nature ... always getting in the way of progress!!

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