“Be like the flower, turn your face to the sun.” ~Kahlil Gibran.
Blessings to all on this Summer Solstice.
Tag Archives: Flowers
On the Ice Age Trail
I spent an afternoon hiking a segment of the Ice Age Trail, in the Northern Kettle Moraine State Forest.
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Fringed tulips
I came across these interesting beauties on a neighborhood walk. I had never seen tulips with frayed edges on the petals before. They’re officially called fringed tulips.
View more →Daffodils
Something else I’m missing this spring: Walking through Olbrich Botanical Gardens and seeing the spring blossoms. Guess I’ll have to settle for these daffodils on this side of the fence.
View more →Purple scilla
Another welcome sight from a neighborhood walk.
Spring has not been canceled
A pandemic can stop a lot of things, but not Spring. Saw these snow drops while out on a walk yesterday.
“Painted” lily
I thought the colors and patterns of this blackberry lily (also known as a leopard lily) looked like they were painted on.
Flower spider
I was taking a photo of this brilliantly colored zinnia Mexican sunflower when I noticed a tiny spider sitting on the edge of the stamen.
White peacock butterfly
Seen at Olbrich Gardens Blooming Butterflies.