walking amongst the forest
atmosphere of living permeates
atmosphere of living permeates
not only sight also breath
faint breeze stirs scents
a symphony of perfume
mingling with light
dancing with shadows
an alchemy
inspiring contented delight
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faint breeze stirs scents
a symphony of perfume
mingling with light
dancing with shadows
an alchemy
inspiring contented delight
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I love that each year I find new flowers
I was delighted to meet this little beauty yesterday!
for the first time I am joining Gail of Wildflower Wednesday and all her friends. To enjoy more wildflowers, do treat yourself to a visit!
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Your vision is great ....
ReplyDeleteA hug Tammie
Lovely words, Tammie, evoke such peace...
ReplyDeleteGreat to see someone who appreciates wildflowers!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteTis a funny name. Yet how delightful for you to find walking amongst the beauty of nature.
ReplyDeleteThe fairies must love these, I sure do? The petals look like they have been dipped in sugar.
ReplyDeleteYour words fit the delicate flowers beautifully.
Wow, these are gems.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Tammie.
Truly awful name for a beautiful plant!
ReplyDeleteWow! Your photography is amazing, just beautiful! Thanks so much for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures Tammie,we too have a variety of this in Scotland.
ReplyDeleteFor those bloggers commenting on it's awful name it's alternative isn't much better.It's also known as the One Flowered Cancer Root.
With or without that name the flower won't lose its beauty! All the inhabitants of the forest know it, now we know it, too.:) Thanks to you, Tammie! You presented it to us in the package of your poetic words...
ReplyDeleteThe blog you wrote about is full of incredible flowers!!!
Your photos are knock down gorgeous ... and name ... too funny ... and your words delightful!
ReplyDeleteLove it~You've introduced me to a new flower and you've joined WW. So glad for both and welcome. gail
ReplyDeleteLove these, especially the top close-up.
ReplyDeleteOh how magical these flowers are! They do have a most unfortunate name - but their beauty makes up for it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a name, and what a shot! Just perfect--such a lovely little flower. The world is just full of flowers I've never heard of--such fun to see all these pretty ones show up on people's blogs. Have a great weekend. Mickie :)
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, beautiful words Tammie!
ReplyDeleteJust remarkable. I feel like a beetle on the ground wandering through the forest looking at these pictures.
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julie
it has such a curious little face on it.
ReplyDeleteThe image of them all poking up and looking around looks so alive - like they were having a gathering that you wandered into - and after they would take their curious faces and impossible names and go home.
What an exquisite flower - to go with your exquisite words!
ReplyDeleteDespite the name, what gorgeous blossoms they have!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely flower. I have never seen this before. And your poem is great. Have a nice trip in the wood. From Hilda
ReplyDeleteTL- love how these little dudes pop up out of the ground like periscopes; checking out the world to see if they want to add beauty to the surroundings. Great detail in the shot and the poetic words - almost feel I was on the walk with you. Thanks. B
ReplyDeleteIt is so pretty, just like a morning kiss (it is naked, after all)!
ReplyDeleteThat is one amazing name! There's something very special about flowers that can survive in the wild. These are beautiful and your pictures are truly lovely.xx
ReplyDeleteYour photos and poetry are lovely! I've never heard of this wildflower before, but what a lovely bloom.
ReplyDeleteOh Tammie! How delicate and lovely. I agree the name is bizarre. Delicious little fairy flowers. Beautiful photos and poetry - "contented delight" . . . I like!
ReplyDeleteSo charming -- I love the clusters they grow in!
ReplyDeleteStrange name for a flower but so beautiful as are your words.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend Tammie, G
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that's a horrible name...don't like the image it seems to conjure up...
ReplyDeletebut your pictures and words are awesome!! forget about the name...
Oh Tammie what a delightful discovery (with an unfortunate name)...perhaps you could hold a blog contest for a new name, more befitting these lovely blossoms!
ReplyDeleteI thought the last photo was of tiny Sarracenia leucophyllas... but still, what a delight these wildflowers.
ReplyDeleteThis picture has the color texture and definition totally spectacular, very nice. Lovely this Naked Broomrape
ReplyDeleteWhat a name and what a beautiful bloom!
ReplyDeleteLooking at their natural state I'm in awe just how lovely you captured them. :)
What a lovely little flower! I have never seen anything like that!
ReplyDeleteAnd I love the series of the mama squirrel moving her family! What a catch! :)
Wildflower Wednesday sounds perfect! Your images are fantastic.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of this flower. It sure is cool looking.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment on my WW post.
What an amazing shot! Just fabulous.
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Absolutely beautiful macro shots, and words to match.
ReplyDeleteUnusual wildflowers...so much fun to see and learn about them...
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and the one on the bottom looks like they are having a little party! :)
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful weekend Tammie!
What a beautiful and unique little blossom! It's new to me - so thanks for sharing it!
ReplyDeletethe awesome details gives the feel that it is so real and is in front of me :)
ReplyDelete...little fairy dresses
ReplyDeleteLove the details in those shots - very delicate
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