Here goes Tuesdays Photography Post. Not sure if I have left this out or not but these are not necesaryily photos taken on Tuesdays. This week I have a mix of yard photos & photos from other places:
Yard Photos:![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgfe9nMqhQZGY0f6cRKGj_2WANcaWLK1TbvoxWM7Oj3ObCKAqfz1e8etPwUcPq9oAwuoHLxg3W9A7fpEP3m2Us75C67wIeOYp9VXUKv2HOqviGTvEeBlp_mAxDnNyMoD3UEkwqW4_ReNhQ/s400/DSC_0008.JPG)
Broad Beans just after germination a few weeks ago.
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Epimedium rubrum
Pulmonaria longifolia![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh9yHMhsLTgJH35rKB27NnpeM9aFqSSmOEkCkI11iNrxuOI5RRdcIXdzoq0U6CtGm87bqVvqC7x75156kR6KJ2RLXvGoOX2qqh75dIQ3jHO8I2sJ_cL7nNNsBDoyuwtMCNGazHz0dD4uCU/s400/DSC_0097.JPG)
Daffodil 'Replete' - They sell them as Pink and say in fine print
that they turn pink as they age. We shall see.
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American Goldfinch, Male.
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Blue Jay - Nesting in the Maples out back.
Non Yard Photos: The forests & trees are in full bloom here in the eastern part of North America. Every one in the area should take a drive and see some wild blooms, they are spectacular.
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White Trillium
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Trout Lily
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Blood Root
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Toad
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Not sure what this one is. It was a large shrubby
tree that looks to have been planted by the city.
Awesome blooms! And the toad! The broad beans look like they are off to a great start!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice batch of photos! Pulmonaria is my new favorite for this year, both for it's pink and blue flowers and it's interesting mottled leaves.
ReplyDeleteIncredible! I love the colors and variety. It's amazing you know the names of all of them!!
ReplyDeleteLove the little baby seedlings :) my own are under attack via a chipmunk :(
ReplyDeleteLovely to see the American goldfinch, how beautiful!
ReplyDeleteDP - Those broad beans really like the cool spring weather. You could proably grow them in Feburary in your climate.
ReplyDeleteSande - I really like Pulmonaria too, they have such nice leaves all summer.
LeighAnn - I had to check the tags for a few of the names. I used to remember a lot more a few years ago then I do now.
Waters-deep - I have Squirrels that attack everything, I feel your pain. :-)
Matron - We have been having a lot of finches visit the feeders this year. It is very nice to see them all.
Everything is flowering out up there! I think your Spring has arrived :-) Love the pic of the frog!
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