More Corn for C.

Not to belabor the topic, but I have to post some more photos of the corn.
C. asked me for a suitable picture that she could use elsewhere on the internet, so I got out a few ears .... why are they called ears? Anyway, I got some out and spent a little more time getting closeups.
If you look very closely on a few of these, you can see tiny little belly buttons on the kernels where the silk was attached!
They are such a source of astonishment, I hope you don't mind my obsession with them right now.
Living in a mostly coniferous forest leaves me craving fall colors. There ARE trees around that turn color, but I never really get my fill since I was born in the East, I KNOW what fall is SUPPOSED to look like... :-) So my little corn harvest is playing stand in for the glories of the deciduous woods.
Feast your eyes...

Comments (7)
Cheryl Taylor (Legacy)
Thank you again!
Corn belly buttons!
Carol (Legacy)
Found this:
“Ear" comes from the ancient word “ahs," which meant “husk of corn." In English, sometimes the ear also is referred to as a “cob" or a “pole."
Teresa (Legacy)
:) They are beautiful
Mamallama (Legacy)
Feasting away!!
Those colors!!
blueheron (Legacy)
they are like jewels!
Tara (Legacy)
Gosh, they are beautiful!
Brenda (Legacy)
I LOVE these!!