This is a small wild flower on a bush which I saw when I was in the Appalachian Mountain foothills. I'm not sure what it is called. They were about a 1/2" in size.
This wooded valley area was filled with Trillium. The woods were filled with the flower. If you click the photo you will see it better.
These are the flower on my Ohio Buckeye Tree with a Bumble Bee working the flowers.
I do hope you check out some of the other neat flowers which are shown.
Pretty and nice shots you caught there then my friend, I see you can catch flowers as well as FISH thenlol.
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I'm not sure what that little flower is but I've seen it. It reminds me of jasmine.
ReplyDeleteThe woods are filled with such delicate hidden wild flowers such as your post shows!The trillium is the official provincial flower of Ontario
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They are also a protected species.No digging them up..NOT allowed!
Love the capture of your bumble bee!
Lovely flowers - but I am not sure either! And I love the capture of the bumblebee in flight! Great!
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful wild flowers. I don't know the name either.
ReplyDeleteNice! Trillium. What a musical name, at least to me.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.
Very nice pictures..
ReplyDeleteUnknown flowers, but beautiful.
Love the bee in your picture.
No flowers no bees,
No bees no flowers.
Nice tom, the first plant is some species of honeysuckle, but I can't tell if it is a native one or not.
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Great Nature and flower.
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Nice outdoors..what a cool bee!! I just love the woods! Have a wonderful day
ReplyDeleteThat bee is an awesome shot! Brilliant.
ReplyDeleteI think the first one is maybe of the honeysuckle family. Lovely flowers.
That bush is honeysuckle! Pull off a flower and suck the nectar out of it :-) They should smell real sweet, too.
ReplyDeleteI guess Honeysuckle, too. Those Trillium look amazing. I was happy when 2 came up in the garden last year.
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ReplyDeleteWonderful and delicate flowers!
Your flowers always had a critter,
fantastic take, my friend.
I hope you have a nice days and great health.
Thanks for posting for TODAY'S FLOWERS always!
Luiz
So nice! The bee looks so big compared to the flower, very nice.
ReplyDeleteLovely yellow flowers on your yard fishing guy. The bee is an addition that makes more beautiful for your photo.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shots. Have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteI love your wildflowers. It is wonderful what beauty meadows and forests offer us.
ReplyDeleteTom, Looks like Honeysuckle.. It has a sweet smell (almost too sweet--if you know what I mean).
ReplyDeleteLove the Trillium. The Smokies are coevered with it.
Hope you have had a great day. It's COLD here today... Darn!!!
Betsy
Great photo of that bee in flight!!
ReplyDeleteSure is good to see the spring flowers and the bees doing their work.
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I believe that first shot is honeysuckle. One of my favorites. Its beautiful scent will stop you in your tracks.
ReplyDeleteLove the bumblebee!
I always love seeing the Trillium! I just haven't been in the woods enough this spring to see any yet. :(
ReplyDeleteBeautiful snaps. I liked the one in which honey bee is in action then most. Nice.
ReplyDeleteFishing Guy, thanks for representing that beautiful nature (animals, plants, flowers) around you with really wonderful pictures!
ReplyDeleteGreat blooms!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful floral captures. They look good butterfly nectaring flowers. Have a super Monday!
ReplyDeleteYes I agree, it looks like a honeysuckle to me too. :) Love the bumble bee shot too.
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are beautiful
ReplyDeleteLove the last one with bee.
ReplyDeletewow you were able to capture little pretty bee. that means the flowers are so sweet.",)
ReplyDeleteYou got some great wildflower shots. I especially like the bee in the buckeye tree.
ReplyDeleteWonderful wildflowers. I'm only learning to identify a few through my virtual visits to Today's Flower participants. Love the last action shot!
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
Pretty, pretty, pretty!
ReplyDeleteOk, I think that bumble bee in on steroids! He's HUGE!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty flowers tho
Love love LOVE that last bumblebee photo! Perfection!
ReplyDeleteI agree with everyone else-the bush is honeysuckle. My girls and I were just enjoying the nectar of honeysuckle this weekend.
ReplyDeleteLove the woods. Nice post.
ReplyDeleteYour flower photos are great and I love the one with the bumble bee. Fascinating little creatures they are.
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