The backs of these look like cocoons. Are you sure they aren't cocoons in disguise, waiting to hatch open? Maybe large moths emerge and devour Matroushkas?
Each day I am going to put a photo of one of my Matryoska, Babushka or Russian Nesting Doll Collection (which ever they are called) onto this Blog. I am not sure that I have 365... only time will tell. P.S. The photo on the Header of my Blog is of the G.U.M. Department Store in Moscow where I bought my first Matryoshka in June 1970.
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The backs of these look like cocoons. Are you sure they aren't cocoons in disguise, waiting to hatch open? Maybe large moths emerge and devour Matroushkas?
Welll David has always thought my Babushkas breed with each other :-) You may be correct there Lindi!
Welll David has always thought my Babushkas breed with each other :-) You may be correct there Lindi!
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