A single white daffodil flower with trumpet-shaped petals and a green stem on a transparent background.
A single white daffodil flower with trumpet-shaped petals and a green stem on a transparent background. A stylized illustration of a daffodil flower, suitable for vector design projects. A stylized illustration of a daffodil flower with curved petals and a prominent central trumpet. A vector illustration of a daffodil flower in bloom, suitable for graphic design and craft projects.
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