Red Trillium had a good showing in the old woods |
Large-flowered Bellwort with its unusual drooping and leaf-like flower |
Trout Lily also known as Dog-tooth Lily |
Toad Shade - some years it's the first to bloom - this year it's way down on the list |
Toad Shade Trillium flowers sometimes have green petals |
One of our rarest flowers - Rue Anemone |
False Rue Anemone |
Jack-in-the-Pulpit is enjoying a long blooming period despite the warm weather |
Red Trillium at the height of its power |
Close to the ground and often missed - Wild Ginger flowers |
Wild Ginger |
One of the last Bloodroot flowers to keep its petals |
Spring Beauties |
Dutchman's Breeches were rare this spring |
Twinleaf bloomed for a very short time |
Round-leaved Yellow Violet |
White Sweet Violet |
Long-spurred Violet |
Goldenseal |
White Trillium in all its glory |
Foam Flower |
Miterwort or False Bishop's Cap |
Moosewood or Northern Striped Maple |
Scarlet Elf Cup - a Fungus |
Fiddleheads of the Christmas Fern |
Fiddleheads of the Long-leaf Beech Fern |
The forest's official greeter |
Beautiful, I look forward to your beautiful photography.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your article in MVL while waiting for eye exam. Especially liked the Beaver info. Fascinating, thank you..
ReplyDeletewhat great pictures. I love upstate New York and visit once per year to see my family. Am now in South Texas. We do have the gulf coast, but upstate N.Y. still has a place in my heart. Thanks for the great visual tour.
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