Tuesday, July 29, 2014

Flowers ('Weeds') in the Meadow

It's mid-summer, and lots of weeds are blooming in the meadow.  I find them really appealing, giving the meadow a special flavour all it's own with splashes of colour here and there.  Here's a sampling of what's currently in bloom.
 
A bright yellow Coreopsis.

Close look at Queen Anne's Lace.

Two Lady-bugs in Crown Vetch.

A close look at Musk-Mallow.

Common St. Johnswort.

The multiple flowers of Canada Thistle.

The slender rays of Elecampane.

Butter-and-Eggs that sureptitiously grew in the garden..

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12 comments:

  1. Great shots Furry....
    Cheers!
    Linda :o)

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  2. Butter-and-Eggs???? ha ha ... Great name for that weed/wildflower... We saw some of these when we were in West VA ... It's a pretty time of year for wildflowers.

    Great group of photos.
    Hugs,
    Betsy

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  3. Every one is stunning, and the bright colours suit summer days so well. Cheers, Jean. p.s. .superb macro or close up depending on your lens.

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  4. Lovely.
    That first picture would make a great wall paper. :)

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  5. Gorgeous! I love weeds. Your photos do them justice, that's for sure.

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  6. As fine an excuse as I've seen for leaving the weeds alone! These are super.

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  7. Nice shots, from a fellow Nature(Flower)-Lover-Photographer :-)
    Kind regards

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  8. Oh I had just been admiring those Butter & Eggs yesterday while out on my walk. Love the colours in the fields.

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  9. I love butter and eggs. I'd gladly put it in my garden.

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