Ox Eyes
Another Wordless Wednesday
Summer Finale
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Category Archives: Wildflowers
Mayflower
Mayflower
Large White Trillium
A hillside of Large White Trilliums is a spring show stopper. Standing alone they are quite impressive as well.
Trillium Bud
Trillium – First Bloom
White Trillium
Large White Trillium
Wildflower Fest – Rue Anemone
Rue Anemone – Member of the Buttercup Family
Rue Anemone Bud Breaking
Rue Anemone – A perfect Seven
Another Wordless Wednesday
Wildflower Fest – Hepatica
While pleased to find the early blooming Bloodroot from yesterday’s post, I was quite excited to find these Hepatica growing close by. I was prostate, head down hill on this good earth when I found them to get my shots. I couple of other hikers passed me by while in this earth bound position and told me they were quite relieved to see me move and stand up. This all ended up in a little mother earth nature lesson. Amazing to me how people just pass on by never seeing what is really on this earth along the trail.
I do wonder if they would have left me if I really wasn’t moving?
Hepatica is named for the 3 lobed (like our liver) basil leaf which I do not show. Lying down hill has some mobility limits.
Earth is this week’s WordPress Photo Challenge of the week. Check out the other entries.
Wildflower Fest – Bloodroot
Spring Up
A Wildflower Wordless Wednesday
Wildflower Fest – Dutchmen’s Breeches
We don’t call them breeches anymore. I haven’t heard the term britches since I was a child, yet this archaic us of the old Dutch men’s leggings captures the caricature well. These pants hung out to dry on the line with their deep feathery green foliage are a bit of early spring whimsy.
