Today’s Inlet: Unidentified life form.

Posted on June 18, 2011 by mahi

Single leaf plant in the South Carolina dunes

Unidentified at least by botanically illiterate moi.  These single leaf plantoids can be found in the local sand dunes, looking very busy receiving earth-invasion instructions from their home planet.  They’re so cute!

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About mahi

Margriet (call her Mahi) was born in Amsterdam and grew up in the Netherlands, until she moved to the US at age 19. She has made art ever since she learned how to pick up a crayon, and has studied and worked in the design and art fields most of her adult life. Now based in Key Largo, she has lived in the Caribbean, Florida and California. Her home is a sailboat on which she has sailed the Western Caribbean, the Southeastern US and the US East Coast from Baltimore to Key West. More...
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