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25 More Awesome Hearts Found in Nature

by steve casimiro on February 14, 2012 · 5 comments

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Mother Nature and Cupid have been working on a little collaboration…here are 25 more wonderful heart-shaped creations.

See an additional 25 hearts in our post last Valentine’s Day, 25 Awesome Hearts Found in Nature here.

2. Joshua Tree National Park, California, by Michael Dorausch

3. Coral, by Shutterstock

4. South Korea

5. Curled leaf, by Shutterstock

6. Flowers, by Shutterstock

7. Tree, by Steve Casimiro

8. Cloud, Colorado, by Shutterstock

9. Rock hole, by Quinn Dombrowski

10. Cactus, by Shutterstock

11. Lake, Austria, by Petras Kudaras

12. Birds, by Shutterstock

13. Beach, by Sinuhe Xavier

14. New Caledonia

15. Cracked rock, by Aislinnv

16. Leaf on ice, by Giannis Pitarokilis

17. Tree, by Shutterstock

18. Cloud, Judith Doyland

19. Heart Nebula, NASA

20. Hole in rock, by Eric Chan

21. Sand and ice, by Oosp

22. Rock on beach, by Shutterstock

23. Mangroves

24. Pothole, by by Shutterstock

25. Hole in wall, by Shutterstock

Want more? Be sure to check out last year’s Valentine’s Day post, 25 Awesome Hearts Found in Nature.

{ 5 comments… read them below or add one }

Eric Simpson February 14, 2012 at 16:09

Very nice, but three of them (the heart-shaped structures, though not the actual images) are repeats from last year: #s 14, 19 & 23.

steve casimiro February 14, 2012 at 16:46: Wow. Hardhearted.

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Carol February 15, 2012 at 02:18

Two more – both located in National Forests -

http://www.tarol.com/cuterock.html – found in Vedauwoo, Medicine Bow NF, WY

http://www.tarol.com/seeleycreek.html – found along Seeley Creek, San Bernardino NF, CA

Cori February 15, 2012 at 16:42

here’s one:
http://snownymph.smugmug.com/Australia-and-New-Zealand/2009-June-12-Walk-to-Sephamore/8505294_LcKpKQ#!i=561664381&k=gMrQM

Patty Rose July 21, 2012 at 09:00

Here’s one we found in Disney! Our 8 year old took this picture! http://i1128.photobucket.com/albums/m499/Patty_Rose31/Disney%202012/DSC_0038.jpg

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