Nip the red tips of that flower with your teeth and you see why it's called Honeysuckle. One of my favorite spring plants and so beautifully captured.
Pauline, not honeysuckle. That's a native columbine.
It's beautiful, and now i will wonder if it would taste as sweet to us as it would to the birds.
I'm still not able to get great close-ups of the small blossoms. Here the lilacs are just beginning, n the Lillies of the valley are budding.Hope your trip is fun n you are well over there- A bientote!
I always like to see the descriptive little bits of poetry.
Native columbine -- what beauties! -- barbara
These little flower peeks are delightful.
Glad to hear from you once again. I really like these visits. Come sit on this log and tell me what you are thinking.
Nip the red tips of that flower with your teeth and you see why it's called Honeysuckle. One of my favorite spring plants and so beautifully captured.
ReplyDeletePauline, not honeysuckle. That's a native columbine.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful, and now i will wonder if it would taste as sweet to us as it would to the birds.
ReplyDeleteI'm still not able to get great close-ups of the small blossoms. Here the lilacs are just beginning, n the Lillies of the valley are budding.
ReplyDeleteHope your trip is fun n you are well over there- A bientote!
I always like to see the descriptive little bits of poetry.
ReplyDeleteNative columbine -- what beauties! -- barbara
ReplyDeleteThese little flower peeks are delightful.
ReplyDelete