Sunday, May 1, 2022

Spring Ephemerals

Took a hike this weekend to check-out some of the Spring Ephemerals blooming these days.  Nice to see things beginning to come “alive” once again and the season finally changing to Spring.

 

Do Enjoy

We will see more of these later.

Then you will find out what they are.


These two photos are the  native Wood Violet



These next three are Trout Lily




The next three are Dutchman's Breeches





Puschkinia



A baby rabbit hiding from me!


Tullipa Humilis Lilliput

These are Siberian Squill




Chinodoxa forbesii
Glory of the Snow


These last three are Bloodroot,
the same as the first photo posted today.




 

 

 

  

11 comments:

  1. Those delicate spring flowers are so pretty.

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    1. Ruth, I went out again today for another hike in a different area and found so many more Spring flowers. They will appear in a couple of post in the near future. Finally Winter may now be over!

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  2. You found a lot of beautiful flowers! I think the name on the blue flowers are Chinodoxa forbesii. Bloodroot flowers here too at the moment. They are so beautiful.

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    1. It is always so nice to see these flowers blooming - means soon the weather will be warmer - very nice!

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    2. I forgot to say - Thank You for the name of the flower! I corrected my posting.

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  3. Son unas flores preciosas. Besos.

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    1. Spring always has some beautiful flowers, I wish they would last longer than only a couple of weeks.

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  4. Wow.... never seen a trout lily before.

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  5. Glad to share them with you. Went for a hike again today and now there are literally millions blooming in the forest area where I had walked the other day. They are all over the place! I will be doing another posting soon on the many Spring flowers that bloom here in May. Check them out.

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  6. Wonderful sping flowers.

    Greetings from Germany
    Anke

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  7. Yes, it is a beautiful time of the year - things are finally starting to come alive. Love it. Today it is so hot ( 90 F) that there will probably be a lot more blooms showing in a day or two.

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