Wild Columbine © 2010 Bo Mackison
A wild columbine seen on a hike through the Owen Conservation Park’s wooded area. Not quite open, its petals have not yet separated and flipped outward. The columbine is quite unlike any other flower even though it is related to the buttercups, anemones, and marsh marigold. It blooms in southern Wisconsin from May through July. My favorite woodland wildflower.
Such exquisite detail. Love the color here!!
That is such a nice photo. The detail of the flower with the soft background.
Beautiful. I can see why it’s a favorite.
This is a great photo, as are the last few posts. I like!
Pretty