this shy beauty hides in the vermont woods...to find her is a small triumph.
to harass her in any way is against the law.
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28 comments:
This beauty is a present for me - a present from nature ... wonderfully . Thanks for this picture
Fascinating flower...I researched it and discovered that it's not only fragile but it may take many years for a picked plant to recover. Certainly very delicate. and I'm glad that it's unlawful in many states for it to be picked or removed.
Fragile indeed. Is that snow or sunlight on the leaf? Almost looks like a dab of snow.
Delicate and beautiful, and you found this adirable flower!Thanks for sharing,
hugs
Léia
pure sunlight, birdman...the snow down in our neck of the woods is entirely gone. there, too?
What a treasure you found in the woods, brattcat. What a deep, rich color. I love that it's protected.
What a beautiful little flower. I love the deep red color. It's fun seeing flowers that I would never see in my neck of the woods!
Beautiful warm red color.
I had never heard about it.
Thank God you had your camera handy!!
What is she called? It looks like some exotic plant from the South Seas!
Re your question on Florida Fotos...I don't know if anyone has been attacked by alligators at Rainbow Springs, but it has happened at other springs in Florida!
This is beyond beautiful! I'm forwarding this to my Vermont sister-in-law! She'll love it!!
Have a great weekend. :)
I never see
such a beauty in our woods ;)
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Wonderful photo!
A Trillium? is that more than a millium?
Such a lovely, delicate flower, I don't think I've ever seen one I must explore the woodlands.
Sunny :)
This is exquisite.
I have to show this to Trillian, maybe it is her flower!
A wonderful flower! It´s a great pleasure to see your blog! Greetings from Luzia.
I have a beloved author in Oregon who tells me about her trilliums (trillia?). Now I see why.
Very beautiful!
Yes, a delicate flower and quite beautiful too.
Complementary colors.....perfect.
delicate
I don't know a damn thing about flowers, having grown up in the concrete jungle. This, however, is gorgeous.
I like the name. I have not heard of this flower or it's (gratefully so) protected status. Beauty of a photo of this 'shy' lovely.
Beautiful flower and plant. We have them out here too and with the same restrictions. Leave them alone--just enjoy their beauty. MB
I think I have not seen before it.
I really love this flower!
I had never heard of Trillium before and just had to read about it. It's a fascinating plant and so fragile. So it is also protected in Vermont?
I love the deep red color of this one you found.
I did a search on trillium but I think I've never seen one. Judjing from what you said it must be one more beautiful endangered species...
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