It’s the seeded head of an arum. The name comes via Latin from the biblical figur of Aaron whose staff sprouted green as a sign that he was chosen by god to be a high priest.
And lunapic.com has a new filter, called “sceletor” which I just had to show:
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: Close-Up
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I really like Lords and Ladies, as they’re called here, I have some in the garden and they’re just starting to go to seed, too.
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Oh, I like that name, I’ve never heard it. Reminds me of the elven folk.
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They get that common name from the plants’ similarity to the respective human genitals, apparently.
Every day’s a school day, hahaha.
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I will not go there. It’s only the beginning of the week.
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