on 2012-03-16 19:08 Mark C wrote
I took a day off today and went down to the Dowagiac Woods in Cass County, MI,
to see if the wildflowers were out. Usually there is nothing but harbinger of
spring at this time of year, but I found a few sprigs of hepatica, much earlier
than usual.
So here is a handful of very early woodland wildflowers:
http://www.markcassino.com/b2evolution/index.php
those are interesting flowers that i don't see in Colorado (and that i don't
recall from childhood in Maine or Kansas); while the context is part of what
makes these interesting, the simplicity and nice bokeh is attractive, and it
makes me want to traipse down to some wetlands along the South Platte River to
see what's up
here in urban Denver (in the non-wild, my yard) i saw gazania and mallow in
flower on 2 Jan, then we had the snowiest February on record, and now
everything's a-burstin', bulbs especially, but all the shrubs are budding,
phlox & violets & vinca are showing color, and townsendia are open, though the
petals aren't fully developed; cats have found the first green on the catnip as
well
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