ZIZO #19: Wild flowers
Spring has arrived in full bloom here on the coast. The other day I was walking the dogs and stopped to capture this patch of wild flowers - zoomed in to see the delicate beauty and zoomed out to see the raucous wonder. It made me think of that wonderful quote by A.A. Milne: "Weeds are flowers, too, once you get to know them."
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gotta love some raucous wonder
ReplyDeleteThey always look so pretty 'en masse'
ReplyDeleteGorgeous close up - always amazed at the delicate markings and colours in flowers - weeds or not. I like that quote too :)
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that quote, so thank-you! Wonderful zizo - your camera work is very sharp.
ReplyDeletethat quote says it all.
ReplyDeleteThe zoom in shot is just stunning. All those lovely veins; no way you could see that from a distance! I love wildflowers, but you don't see much of those around here.
ReplyDeleteLove these photos and the zoom in shot is just fantastic.
ReplyDeleteWhat a glorious - profusion? would that be the word?
ReplyDeleteWhat a great quote and such a lovely flower.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Love the veining on them!
ReplyDeleteloving your phrase "raucous wonder". And the close up shot is stunning.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers and I just love that quote!
ReplyDeleteLovely spring photos!
ReplyDeleteWow! Love the photos especially looking at the "veins" in the zoomed in flower! I keep enjoying this même on blogs and have yet to play along!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos - great words too - can't ask for more from a few minutes surfing. Thank you Rinda x
ReplyDeletewonderful photos and that quote is perfection too!
ReplyDeletewe enjoyed a lot of your CA wildflowers when we visited recently...my sil was a great guide knowing plant names and lots of other tidbits...she called this wild radish
Wishing you a very Happy Mother's Day Rinda ~♥~
oxo
Oh lovely. Every time I get around to thinking about snapping the flowers, the rain blows through and wreaks havoc on them. Maybe I should zoom in on the petals on the ground.
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