Tag Archives: Wildflowers
09.27.2018 Late summer orchids
Ladies’ Tresses, in this case Nodding, are fairly small and you might not take them for an orchid on first notice. A closer look makes it more evident. Earlier this month, while I was visiting the site where I find … Continue reading
09.16.2018 Quabbin Hill Goldenrod Landscape
The fog wasn’t quite as thick as advertised but still enough for some ambiance. These showy goldenrods are not as large a patch as it appears, but I got close to them and the wide angle gives a much larger … Continue reading
09.11.2018 Sunday afternoon…to the Gentians again!
I had a bit of a conflict on Sunday afternoon. Mary Beth and I both enjoy watching football (American) and especially the Patriots. But Sunday afternoon saw bright overcast skies with occasional outbreaks of sunlight. Gentians require midday sunlight to … Continue reading
05.19.2018 The annual PT
Painted Trillium, that is. 🙂
04.28.2017 Return of the Red Wake Robin
This time while lying on the ground with the Venus Optics Laowa 15mm macro. AKA Red Trillium-Trillium erectum, this one, and a few others, lived up to the species name by standing erect. Most often they droop as you see … Continue reading
11.14.2016 Monochrome Monday
I may have posted this before, but the subject of flowers in black and white came up on another photographer’s blog the other day and reminded me of a couple of images I liked in monochrome- this being one of … Continue reading
09.09.2016-Floral Friday Fern-leaved False Foxglove
How’s that for alliteration? The hyphen saved me. 🙂 I photograph these annually in the Quabbin Park. The first time I found them I climbed some rocks to get at the plant which wasn’t easy and even a bit risky. … Continue reading
