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Photo Mug : Gladiolus (Gladiolus imbricatus) flowers, Lake Skadar National Park, Montenegro, May 2008
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Gladiolus (Gladiolus imbricatus) flowers, Lake Skadar National Park, Montenegro, May 2008
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Balkans Flowers Gladiolus Genus Milan Radisics Montenegro Pink
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Bring the stunning beauty of nature into your daily routine with our Media Storehouse Photo Mug. Featuring an exquisite image of Gladiolus imbricatus flowers, captured in their radiant glory at Lake Skadar National Park in Montenegro, May 2008. This Wild Wonders of Europe / Radisics from Nature Picture Library photograph transforms your mug into a work of art, making every sip an enjoyable experience. Immerse yourself in the vibrant colors and intricate details of this magnificent flower, transporting you to the serene shores of Lake Skadar with each use. Perfect for tea or coffee, this high-quality mug is microwave and dishwasher safe, ensuring durability and convenience. Elevate your mug game and start your day with a touch of nature – order your Media Storehouse Photo Mug today!
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Mug Size is 9.6cm high x 8.1cm diameter (3.8" x 3.2")
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Nature's Pink Symphony - Gladiolus Blooms at Lake Skadar National Park!
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. In this vibrant print captured by Milan Radisics, the Gladiolus imbricatus flowers take center stage against the picturesque backdrop of Montenegro's stunning Lake Skadar National Park. It's May 2008, and these magnificent pink blooms are putting on a show like no other! As if nature itself has orchestrated a symphony, each delicate petal dances gracefully in the breeze, creating a mesmerizing vertical display of beauty. The gladioli proudly stand tall, showcasing their elegance and charm. Lake Skadar National Park serves as the perfect canvas for these floral wonders to shine. Nestled in the heart of Europe's Balkans region, this reserve is home to an array of breathtaking landscapes and diverse wildlife. But today, it is undoubtedly the gladioli that steal all attention with their captivating hues. Milan Radisics' lens captures every intricate detail - from the gentle curves of each flower to their vibrant shades of pink. This snapshot freezes time and allows us to appreciate Mother Nature's artistry up close. So let your imagination wander through this enchanting scene! Picture yourself strolling along the shores of Lake Skadar while being serenaded by nature’s very own orchestra – a symphony composed solely by these glorious gladioli blooms!
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