Little pieces of my life and my photos.
Toothwort, possibly cut-leaved. It's a mustard. Tasty.
I'm not the one for knowing the names of things...trying to learn, but there are so many! Lovely shots...
Very pretty!
I am sorry that I don’t know the name of those lovely flowers especially in English.I like that photos very much and the flowers are beautiful and charming.
I do not know very much about flowers but they are all beautiful shots.
I'm not a expert on flowers name. But your pics are excellent
Hi Kerri, I really like the purple Ivy but then I'm a sucker for purples. They are all so pretty... nicely done.
Loved the bloodroot.
Lovely little flowers. Photography allows us to see things we would otherwise pass by. Nice shots Kerri.
Beautiful wildflowers - love the purple ones.
Beautiful shots! I really like the first one.
Excellent flower shots! In my opinion Fred is right on with his identification.I sent you an e-mail about the extender question that you asked on my blog.I like the duck, cardinal and squirrel photos that you posted since my last visit.
no clue about the names, but like Shakespeare said, what's in a name? let's just enjoy the beauty...
A fine trio of images of these lovely wild flowers. Spring is really here!
Those are wonderful wildflowers - so very pretty!
Beautifully Stunning! I cannot wait for the wildflowers to start popping up here. I have a few weeks yet!
Agree with Fred and Willard. Cutleaf Toothwort has that whorl of three palmate stem leaves.
Bloodroot
Ground Ivy....look closely...you can see little dew drops :)
Cut-leaved Toothwart 
Toothwort, possibly cut-leaved. It's a mustard. Tasty.
ReplyDeleteI'm not the one for knowing the names of things...trying to learn, but there are so many! Lovely shots...
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteI am sorry that I don’t know the name of those lovely flowers especially in English.
ReplyDeleteI like that photos very much and the flowers are beautiful and charming.
I do not know very much about flowers but they are all beautiful shots.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a expert on flowers name. But your pics are excellent
ReplyDeleteHi Kerri, I really like the purple Ivy but then I'm a sucker for purples. They are all so pretty... nicely done.
ReplyDeleteLoved the bloodroot.
ReplyDeleteLovely little flowers. Photography allows us to see things we would otherwise pass by. Nice shots Kerri.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wildflowers - love the purple ones.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots! I really like the first one.
ReplyDeleteExcellent flower shots! In my opinion Fred is right on with his identification.
ReplyDeleteI sent you an e-mail about the extender question that you asked on my blog.
I like the duck, cardinal and squirrel photos that you posted since my last visit.
no clue about the names, but like Shakespeare said, what's in a name? let's just enjoy the beauty...
ReplyDeleteA fine trio of images of these lovely wild flowers. Spring is really here!
ReplyDeleteThose are wonderful wildflowers - so very pretty!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully Stunning! I cannot wait for the wildflowers to start popping up here. I have a few weeks yet!
ReplyDeleteAgree with Fred and Willard. Cutleaf Toothwort has that whorl of three palmate stem leaves.
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