Walking beside the Carp River, I noticed the birdsfoot trefoil lining the ramp down to the water.
It is a cheerful little flower that is often found in lawns in the parks around here.
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11 comments:
Beautiful place ... love the colors in the pictures, so much green and yellow!
Wow, what colors. So are there any carp fish in the river Carp?
pretty pictures...
that yellow is so pretty!
What a lovely place for a walk. Great shots. Love the yellow flowers.
Lovely blog. Love your choice of colors in both your blog and photos. The feather in the water was stunning too.
Wow...I like the color from green to yellow and the reflections are very lovely.
I really like Birdsfoot trefoil. It's such a cheery little flower that grows in the most unexpected places. Great pictures!
P.S. - LOVE your new header!!!
Neat shots, Judy. I like bird's-foot trefoil because it has such a long season. It really is pretty wherever it grows.
Such lovely pictures. great shots
it is a nice little flower beside the water. :)
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