sweet little bell
flowers of the kinnikinnick
so happy to see you
trillium
darling of the forest
curly bit of bark
upon a mossy carpet
mandala of tiny flowers
called Mountain lover
so tiny the flowers could nearly be missed
the details of cedar
a joy to behold
Red Twinberry
sweet spring flowers
above and below
so lovely to be finding flowers again
baby cone and needles of the Tamarack Tree
aka Western Larch
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lovely earth day to one and all
today and forever
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Nature is genius, a mathematician who designed the most intricate geometrical patterns and your excellent photography records them with great artistry! Have a great weekend!!!
ReplyDeleteI so agree, genius!
DeleteSo lovely to have you stop by Ces!
The trillium's my favourite. It's a bit different than the trilliums we see here.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how yours are different.
DeleteThe flowers do turn a pink-ish color as they age.
It's nice to see as spring begins in the Tammie´s earth, my beloved Montana.
ReplyDeleteTomás.
It's nice to see as spring begins in the Tammie´s earth, my beloved Montana.
ReplyDeleteTomás.
magnificent photos!
ReplyDeleteQUE DE DIMINUTAS Y HERMOSAS FLORES!!!
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Fabulous pictures tonight! You have a photographer's eye! I love the Kinnikinick flowers, which I know as Bearbwrry.
ReplyDeleteI cannot believe you were able to capture these images of such tiny growing things. I had no idea the kinnickkinnick flowers looked like that. I must pay more attention this spring when I see it blooming.
ReplyDeletethank you Barb, they are not easy to capture with a hand held camera. the kinnickkinnick are so low to the ground that it is hard to notice the details without getting low to the ground ;-).
Deleteyour photography is wonderful. the little flowers are beautiful..the detail in those little earth creations is amazing. thankyou for sharing them. little pieces of nature I've never seen before.
ReplyDeleteAll beautiful photos, Tammie. I know where the "mountain lover" grows near here but I haven't been there yet this year. I'm sure that a lot of folks miss seeing it.
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful details of spring flowers in Montana!I loved seeing the tiniest of flowers thanks to your macro photography. The baby cone and fresh green needles of the Tamarack Tree are touching! Thank you for so many beautiful things!
ReplyDeleteAll so pretty - presents to the heart. :-)
ReplyDeleteWonderful smiling Spring flowers - you are surrounded by beauty and you have such a sharp eye for detail.
ReplyDeleteI love the curled bark on fresh Spring moss.
Delightful images.....thank you.....Happy Sunday!
Ruby
I have no words. Exquisite seems trite. But they are. And that birch bark -- oh, discovering the beauty in that wee bit is perfection.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful Macro to herald Earth Day ♥
ReplyDeletethank you everyone for your lovely comments! I so appreciate your visits.
ReplyDeleteI love this post! It makes me miss the having the woods at my back door, though. You must have had a fun time with your camera on this day.
ReplyDeleteThe eyes release pixy dust when beauty is sparked.
ReplyDeleteFantastic macros Tammy. Love all these photos!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful macro shots - wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHappy day Crissi🌷
So beautiful macro shots - wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHappy day Crissi🌷
Hello dear Tammy,
ReplyDeleteOh yes, the first spring flowers are a delight for the eye but also for the soul.
The Trillium is absolutely magnificent and seems to fit perfectly into the Fibonacci sequence!!
Thanks for your sweet visits :)
Warm hugs, enjoy your week!
All of these flowers are new to me Tammie. I don't think we have any of them here. Apart from the cedar, I have never een heard their names! Beautiful macros!
ReplyDeleteThe blossoms of the season are just beginning to make manifest in my little corner of the world, offering beauty and promise, just as they are doing in yours. Beautiful, beautiful images of Nature ~ as always, I thank you for sharing the beauty of your world with us!
ReplyDeleteWhat a glorious Earth Day post. I adore the tiny kinnikinnick blossoms. The bears love them later when they are berries :) You are a master with a macro lens.
ReplyDeleteWhat exquisite shots.
ReplyDeleteDear Tammie - Lovely glimpse into the spring of your mountain, Montana. Each and every new life looks hold powerful energy inside it to grow bigger in your earth-colored images. I especially like the baby cones and needles.
ReplyDeleteYoko