Monday, August 31, 2009

Wild Flowers Reblooming

This is part 2 of 4 of The Turn of a Season photoessay.

I have been noticing that the wild flowers that blooms in spring start blooming again this time of year. These are some of the most prominent ones.

-1-
This hot-chili-pepper red wild flower
keeps stealing our attention
wherever and whenever it blooms.
It loves shady spots.




-2-
These tiny white flowers starts sprouting.
In the past they could make a pasture all white.


-3-
It's not flower, but the appearance
of American Beauty berries is also a sign of
upcoming cooler days.


-4-
Pastel pink wild flowers. How sweet!



-5-
Aster-like wild flowers
thriving in shady spots.


-6-
Creamy white clover-like flowers
of a wild vine.


-7-
Pink flowers with yellow stamen
found on a fence line by the catfish pond.



-8-
This is the first time
I notice this wild flower.
It looks like pea flower
and grows along a fence line
by the catfish pond.


-9-
Honey suckle is back in business!
It blooms in spring
and its appearance in this time of year
reinforces that summer is
coming to an end.
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