This patch of fleabane fascinated me,
the way the sunlight flowed through the petals, and caught the spiderwebs.
I am linking this with Today's Flowers.
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- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- I'm a 50 something female set loose on the world with a camera.
10 comments:
What a strange name for such a pretty flower!
Beautiful flower.
Thank you for your participation.
it looks like they're opening up to the sunshine. gorgeous shots.
Nice flowers but strange name but I know you dont name them.
Beautiful shots and flowers.
Fleabane is very attractive, even if it seems "common". Looks pretty mixed in with the more colorful flowers. Lovely photos of it.
Love these little wildflowers!
Hi! Nice captures. The erigeron flowers are very familiar in our country too. It's very fresh way of looking flowers. The photo of spiderwebs is very cool.
Wishing you a wonderful Sunday.
Lovely photos Judy, Fleabane is another wildflower that would stand on its own. It's gorgeous! Thanks for sharing with Today's Flowers and have a great week :)
Nice wildflowers indeed. and beautiful captures. They also fascinate me.
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