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OLYMPUS OM ZUIKO AUTO-S 50mm F1.8
During walking after the lunch, I found an interesting and strange plant on the roadside.
From the flower (?), a thin and long vine was growing straight out.
This is "crowdipper".
Though it is easily imagined "dipper" from the shape of flower, why called "crow"?
I don't know.
In Japanese, this plant is called also as "crowdipper (KARASU-BISHAKU)".
Perhaps, because it looks like a crow's footprint the leaves divided into three?
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