I do have a love for wild flowers. I took a walk to an island at Plum Creek in Kent and capture these great blooms. These were a small flower beside the pond. Some of the blooms were past their prime.
I like these yellow beauties. They were quite showy.
This vine was fairly large with lots of blooms. I went in to show the little delicate flower that was growing.
You can see a lot of great flowers from around the world at the above link.
wow what a special header and some flowers she might see.sandy
ReplyDeleteLovely little prizes! I find that the coming autumn cooler temps brings out the best in show for many flowers!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteHi, your wild flowers are great. The yellow ones are almost cultivated! Great macro! Thanks for your visit! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteI also love wildflowers and you showed us some beauties here.
ReplyDeleteAll wonderful pictures, Tom!
ReplyDeleteThese flowers are so different and each one looks fantastic.
All three are excellent looking... but like you I like the yellow best.... Yellow makes me think of springtime.
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Tom
I'm not very observant. When I first visited your blog I didn't pick up on the fact you were an originator of SkyWatchFriday etc. Thanks for stopping by my blog and sharing the pictures of those beautiful flowers Joe Todd
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blooms! Even when flowers are past their prime and the seed heads are beginning to form, they still provide us with interest. Gotta love Mother Nature!
ReplyDeleteI can almost smell the fragrance from here Tom!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job of capturing these beautiful wildflowers.
ReplyDeleteI also love wild flowers. Your photos are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGood week for you.
Very pretty flowers, Tom. You did a great job with the photos. NICE!!
ReplyDeleteBetsy
A lovely trio of very pretty flowers. Thank you so much for sharing and have a great week.
ReplyDeleteI agree, I often pick som wild flowers when walking my dog - they make such beautiful bouquets! Great photos, love all of them!
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you so much for your kind words on my blog, while I was on vacation!
How pretty these are Tom. I thing the last one would be especially great at attracting bees.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen flowers like the ones in the third photo before. I love the yellow ones!
ReplyDeleteI do love wild flowers too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots.
I love wildflowers too. You've found some beauties!
ReplyDeleteOh such works of art by Mother Nature. The deer is certainly content.
ReplyDeleteHappy Twirls
I like these flowers very interesting. The yellow guys are very interesting.
ReplyDeleteThat first flower looks a lot like a begonia, though I know it isn't. They're all beautiful, FG! And I LOVE your header! That deer looks like its licking it's lips in anticipation of eating it's way through the garden.
ReplyDeleteThe wild flowers are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteSome hills are alive over there. The flowers are fantastic. Wild or tamed flowers, to me they are the most gorgeous creations God adorned everywhere so the place won't look dull. Don't you think so? Thanks for the visit.
ReplyDeleteThere is something wonderful about wildflowers~~~
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers.Nice shots.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Gunilla in Sweden
I like a lot of the wild flowers, also. I just wish I knew all their names.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty shots, Tom - so delicate
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flower collections.Thanks.
ReplyDeleteCheers!!
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Pretty flowers-I love wildflowers too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, beautiful, beautiful!
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