Tag Archives: Sanguinaria canadensis

04.19.2021 Blood-root

Posted on April 19, 2021 by Steve Gingold

It’s always been Bloodroot to me, but when I checked out GoBotany it didn’t show up…these computers are so picky. So I searched the latin name…Sanguinaria canadensis, and discovered it now has a hyphen. There is a plant they list … Continue reading →

Posted in Closeup Photography, Flora, macro photography, Nature Photography, Western Massachusetts, Wildflowers | Tagged blood-root, Falls Road, flora, Gunn Ledges, Massachusetts, native flowers, native plant, native wildflower, New England, Sanguinaria canadensis, spring ephemeral, Spring wildflowers, Sunderland, western massachusetts, Wildflowers | 25 Comments

03.29.2021 Monochrome Monday-Bloodroot Bud with Dew

Posted on March 29, 2021 by Steve Gingold

I visited the spot where I usually shoot these yesterday morning. I was hoping for some sign of early spring but nothing doing. It was cold, breezy, overcast, and threatening to rain at any moment. I guess you could say … Continue reading →

Posted in Black and White, Closeup Photography, Flora, macro photography, Nature Photography, Western Massachusetts, Wildflowers | Tagged Black and White photography, bloodroot, dew, dew drops, dewy flower, dewy flower bud, flora, flowers in black and white, Gunn Ledges, Massachusetts, native flowers, native plant, native wildflower, New England, Sanguinaria canadensis, Sunderland, western massachusetts, Wildflowers | 23 Comments

03.17.2021 Wordless Wednesday-one month to go

Posted on March 17, 2021 by Steve Gingold

Posted in Closeup Photography, Flora, macro photography, Nature Photography, Western Massachusetts, wildflower portrait, Wildflowers | Tagged bloodroot, Falls Road ledges, flora, Gunn Ledges, Massachusetts, native flowers, native plant, native wildflower, New England, Sanguinaria canadensis, Sunderland, western massachusetts, Wildflowers | 19 Comments

04.23.2020-2 A little something to pretty up your day

Posted on April 23, 2020 by Steve Gingold

Bloodroot Beauty

Posted in Closeup Photography, Flora, Nature Photography, Western Massachusetts, wildflower portrait, Wildflowers | Tagged bloodroot, flora, Massachusetts, native flowers, native plant, native wildflower, New England, Sanguinaria canadensis, western massachusetts, Wildflowers | 30 Comments

04.12.2020 Silent Sunday

Posted on April 12, 2020 by Steve Gingold

Posted in Closeup Photography, Flora, Nature Photography, wildflower portrait, Wildflowers | Tagged bloodroot, flora, Massachusetts, native flowers, native plant, native wildflower, New England, Sanguinaria canadensis, western massachusetts, Wildflowers | 21 Comments

03.17.2019 Black and White Bloodroot

Posted on March 17, 2019 by Steve Gingold

With Spring ephemeral season approaching, I’ve been reviewing my flora archives and thought this opening Bloodroot would convert well. Like most of us, I have just about had my fill of Winter. Although not my favorite season, it has afforded … Continue reading →

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04.26.2015 And they’re off!

Posted on April 26, 2015 by Steve Gingold

A lot of folks in the eastern part of the state have been seeing flowers already, but we are just now starting to make some progress into spring. I visited my usual early spot for wildflowers this morning and found … Continue reading →

Posted in Black and White, Closeup Photography, Flora, macro photography, Nature Photography, Western Massachusetts, Wildflowers | Tagged bloodroot, Dicentra cucullaria, Dutchman's Breeches, flora, Gunn Ledges, Massachusetts, New England, Sanguinaria canadensis, spring ephemeral, Sunderland, western massachusetts, Wildflowers | 24 Comments

03.29.2015 Sooner or later

Posted on March 29, 2015 by Steve Gingold

Spring will arrive for real. We’ve had some warm days and rain rather than snow, but winter is still hanging on, not willing to give it up and wait for December’s return. But sooner or later, the temperature will rise … Continue reading →

Posted in Black and White, Closeup Photography, Flora, macro photography, Nature Photography, Wildflowers | Tagged Black and White photography, bloodroot, flora, Sanguinaria canadensis, Wildflowers | 31 Comments

05.04.2014 Waiting for the Sun

Posted on May 4, 2014 by Steve Gingold

No, this isn’t a review of that classic Doors album, although I did like it a lot, but a simple image of a bloodroot waiting for the sun’s warmth to open its petals. This is at a site in Leverett, … Continue reading →

Posted in Closeup Photography, Flora, macro photography, Nature Photography, Western Massachusetts, Wildflowers | Tagged bloodroot, flora, Papaveraceae, Sanguinaria canadensis, Wildflowers | 13 Comments

04.20.2014-2 Bloodroot about to open

Posted on April 20, 2014 by Steve Gingold

It is still a bit early…at least in my usual haunt. I have seen images from our part of the world that are more advanced but it is a bit of a ride from here. This isn’t the most pristine … Continue reading →

Posted in Black and White, Closeup Photography, Flora, macro photography, Nature Photography | Tagged Black and White photography, bloodroot, flora, Gunn Ledges, New England, Sanguinaria canadensis, spring ephemeral, western massachusetts, Wildflowers | 21 Comments