thrilled to see these cliff dwellers
high in the mountains they thrive
their details can only be seen
if one pauses
gets down on their knees
lemon, tangerine and crimson
Spotted Saxifrage
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What fabulous photos of this tiny beauty, Tammie. I just saw them on a recent hike. Love seeing your macros! Happy 4th.
ReplyDeleteThanks for enjoying them Barb. It makes me smile to know you have seen them too!
DeleteHappy days and nights to you too!
This is a pretty flower, Tammie Lee. And it's wonderful that you notice all the small details in nature. An unusual spotted blossom.....very unique and lovely.
ReplyDelete~Sheri
Thank you for enjoying the details that I find. The first time I saw this flower I did not see the speckles until it was on my computer screen, I felt entirely delighted!
DeleteHow gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful little flowers. They're so dainty and I love the speckled petals! You find so many beauties of nature where you live!
ReplyDeleteIn love
ReplyDeleteThey are gorgeous, and your photos are superb!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet to see those tiny flowers with dots. They are charmingly speaking to you.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a good day,Tammie.
Hello Tammie,
ReplyDeleteMant thanks for your sweet comment on my blog :)))
Indeed Madagascar is a fabulous place to discover on many levels: landscapes, fauna and flora and mostly the people. They are so kind.
Those flowers are wonderful and so delicate, that first picture is fabulous, one see all the subtle details on the petals.
Warm hugs and keep well :)
They are absolutely beautiful. Since Alex found those danthias for me last week, I've been really appreciating the flowers we have. The detail is wonderful. Who could not revere Nature after seeing that kind of beauty? :)
ReplyDeleteA beauty!
ReplyDeleteHappy day and hug Crissi
Beautiful photography!!Both gentle and strong..cliff dwellers( love that!)..such gorgeous little souls..love their speckled little faces! Wishing you a gorgeous week!
ReplyDeleteVictoria
Beautiful flower for sure, there are so many Saxifraga varieties!
ReplyDeleteIt's beneficial to pause and get down on one's knees here and there... :)
They are so pretty, one must love them! :-)
ReplyDeletePreciosas...
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo querida amiga!
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I think I know how you got thrilled to find these tiny lovely flowers, Tammie. Thank you for letting us see clearly the spots of the three colors.
ReplyDeleteYoko
What a pretty little flower! I just checked to see if we had it here. We don't, but I have lived where it grows. So many times, I wish I had been more observant in my younger life.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...I only know this flower as a garden rockery plant.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, so much to see in the detail.
Happy Sunday!
Ruby
You're the perfect example of "seeing" things! Look at all those wee spots! Yes, those knees got a workout here!
ReplyDeleteSplendid, such a show! Refreshing, such amazing beauty, they look like they are singing loud and clear!
ReplyDeleteThose are among my favorite forest gems! We haven't had enough rain for them to bloom yet here... but I'm still hopeful. Wonderful photos!!!!!
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