Blue flag iris growing on the edge of Canal Lake, Ontario
Wild iris (the Province of Quebec's flower) grows in shallow water and bloom here in early June. Here my camera captured a clump at its peak bloom.
A closer view
And for a much closer view of a wild iris click HERE.
You can find more photos celebrating Watery Wednesday at http://waterywednesday.blogspot.com
EG, you are sooo talented!
ReplyDeleteThese pictures are outstanding, you capture so well those reflections!
I'm enchanted by so beautiful place and sweet flower!
Léia
I do love a patch of flowers like these. There are a row of yellow iris growing in a ditch down the road. I do love the purplely blue ones though. Super reflection. MB
ReplyDeleteWow! Love the reflection of these iris.
ReplyDeletethe reflection is beautiful. what a serene photo.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh that's just beautiful! I've seen wild iris before, but never such a large patch of them. No wonder it's the Province's flower! Your photos are stunning -- I went to your other blog as well.
ReplyDeleteThey add to the already superior beauty of the lake. I love iris. I wish they could last longer than they already do.
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful, delicate blooms. I like how you got the reflection, too.
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely! And the reflections are an added bonus. :D
ReplyDeletePretty flowers, but the reflections are really impressive!
ReplyDeleteRe your comment on Stone Creek: Yes, our Ibises do exactly what pigeons and geese do in Canada! They do doo doo.
ReplyDeleteFound out today that an alligator has been spied on our golf course. The first one! Exciting!
Beautiful and I think it´s rather impressionistic, it could be a Monet!! :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful reflection of that flower, nr 2 is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteWild iris are so lovely. Your post is awesome with the nice reflections.
ReplyDeleteYou have had very beautiful scenery, which you have captured so well.
ReplyDeleteWild Irish is very special here, not common and usually yellow.
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Wonderful scenes!
ReplyDeleteHappy WW!
It somehow reminded me of Monet's paintings
ReplyDeleteYep, Monet was on my mind too.
ReplyDeleteLove the second shot.
Beautiful captures, well done! They do remind me of Monet.
ReplyDeleteI love those wild Iris. We have yellow ones here.
ReplyDeleteHave a great rest of the week.
B.
Until I have seen your post on the iris, I did not expect them to grow in the water, until I saw them at the Japanese Garden last Sunday. I got a few shots, thanks to you.
ReplyDeleteAren't you glad winter is over! Your environment is full of color now. These are just like paintings!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! I love the reflections!!!
ReplyDeleteSo very Monet - me likey :)
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Gorgeous mirror!
ReplyDeleteGreat reflection shot.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful growing naturally like that, and the reflection in that closeup is stunning. Great shot!
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Iris are my favorite flower and finding a patch in the wild is exciting. I particularly like the second shot with the reflections.
ReplyDeleteDarla
I found this blog too and the Iris reflections in the water are awesome and I also love the name East Gwillimbury :)
ReplyDeleteI really like how the iris are reflected in the water. Nice capture.
ReplyDeleteThe first thing that came to mind when viewing these excellent shots was Monet. They look like Monet paintings. The reflection is gorgeous.
ReplyDeletegorgeous photos..the reflections are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAnother Monet painting...almost. So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love these reflections. The photos are very artistic.
ReplyDeleteWow! Those are stunning irises and reflections...love them!
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