So you like sunflowers... advice from a fan of your craft: Sometime when you make plans to travel take the plunge and come to the US and arrange to be in North Dakota in the summer. I many places you will see fields of sunflowers that go on almost as far as the eye can see; acres and acres and acres of them! AND if you stick around a while you will be amazed to see that the entire field, every flower slowly turns and follows the sun, from east to west, throughout the day. I tell you, I've been all over and have seen lots of "stuff," but nothing I've see compares.
So you like sunflowers... advice from a fan of your craft: Sometime when you make plans to travel take the plunge and come to the US and arrange to be in North Dakota in the summer. I many places you will see fields of sunflowers that go on almost as far as the eye can see; acres and acres and acres of them! AND if you stick around a while you will be amazed to see that the entire field, every flower slowly turns and follows the sun, from east to west, throughout the day. I tell you, I've been all over and have seen lots of "stuff," but nothing I've see compares.
Best wishes, Cory
That heliotropy is awesome!
And we find out where the sun is going - and how fast - from sunflowers.
Thank you Cory!
Sounds absolutely wonderful, Cory. You’re so lucky to have seen that.
Yes I am... now if I could just get "down under" some time I... defenite bucket list trip!
What a great idea to put the sunflowers into bird seed.
And it seems to have been an accidental discovery.
The local birds love sunflower seeds, but I’m glad they missed one.