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Pheasant’s eye flowers bloom in ice
Updated: Apr 1, 2019
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A photograph captures an adonis amurensis, commonly known as a pheasant's eye, surrounded by ice at Fenghuang National Forestry Park on March 27. It is known for its beauty and usually germinates before the winter ice melts at the end of March. It can flower any time until the beginning of May. [Photo/MY399.COM]
Pheasant's eye flowers photographed at Fenghuang National Forestry Park on March 27. [Photo/MY399.COM]
Ice surrounds pheasant's eye plants in Fenghuang National Forestry Park on March 27. [Photo/MY399.COM]
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