Nice photo! Do you know what those blue flowers are called? I see them everywhere. And are they native, or are they yet another invasive pest that we are supposed to kill?
And you can eat them! (the bluebells...bee = blech) I stood out in my mom's yard today and just inhaled deeply. Her woodsy yard is filled with bluebells and the little Alaskan wild rose, the scent is heavenly- too bad it's so fleeting.
I tried taking a picture of a bumblebee today - but it was too fast, if you can believe it!
ReplyDeleteThey're tricky! I took 20 pictures, only two worked with the bee in focus, and not to blurry.
ReplyDeleteThe other thing I'm trying to do is get a picture of a butterfly on a flower. That's much harder! :(
Nice photo! Do you know what those blue flowers are called? I see them everywhere. And are they native, or are they yet another invasive pest that we are supposed to kill?
ReplyDeleteNorthern Bluebell! They're neat, and native. There's a few variety that belong to the state. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd you can eat them! (the bluebells...bee = blech) I stood out in my mom's yard today and just inhaled deeply. Her woodsy yard is filled with bluebells and the little Alaskan wild rose, the scent is heavenly- too bad it's so fleeting.
ReplyDeleteLove the picture :)
I lovelovelove smelling the rose scents wafting up my little hill. :) Thanks for the flower ID!
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