Minnesota Wildflowers (Original Photography)

Hello!

It was an overcast day, so I went in search of the wildflowers. They're beginning to appear everywhere, now that we've had a couple weeks of warm weather and some good soaking rainstorms.

^{Cherry Blossom}

Despite having been subjectted to a large oak branch landing across it, the cherry tree seems to be doing alright. With any luck, the squirrels won't eat all the cherries before we can pick them, this year.

^Bluebells

There are bluebells up the side of the hill. It's a little hard to get a decent photo, as they are low to the ground and droop, but I managed to get a few to turn out. This one had a bit of a spiderweb in the bottom blossom.

^{Sweet Rocket}

It is still early for sweet rockets, but there are a few starting to bloom, anyway. They're a bit impatient and, after the winter we had this year, who could blame them?

^{Mystery Bloom}

Not being all that familiar with the local flora, I'm not exactly sure what this one is. It almost looks like a cherry blossom, except that it was on a low plant almost at ground level. The center is odd, too.

^{Jack in the Pulpit}

The final flower of the day is a Jack in the Pulpit. It's the only green flower I've seen in these parts.

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