The red trilliums are blooming now.
Not as well known as the white trilliums,
but found in many of the same areas.
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6 comments:
Very pretty! I've not seen this color ever! I'm sure a welcome pop of color on an otherwise barren woodland floor.Happy Earth Day!
That is amazing! The color is so rich. Love it!
Lovely macros Judy!
The last one is my favorite.
I was only familiar with the white ones. I do think I prefer the red ones.
Happy Earth Day to you!
These are beautiful. I've seen white trilliums before, but not the red. Thanks for sharing these beautiful photos.
How cool! I haven't seen Trilliums since I moved out of Vermont many, many summers ago. They just don't grow on Cape Ann.
Fantastic photo of this unusual (for us here in Australia) flower.
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