Wild red columbine (Aquilegia canadensis)
The nodding blossoms of this delicate yet hardy perennial are often pollinated by hummingbirds.
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23 comments:
Love columbines! I have white ones!
Pretty photo!
I just discovered this spring that my Mom has pink ones. She's saving me seeds. :)
Lovely shot!
I'm amazed at how many different colors of comumbines there are! They are so delicate and lovely.
Yes, I love flowers. And your Red Columbine flowers are very pretty.
Delicate flower!Well done!
Léia :)
Red columbine beauty! Mine are white. Maybe we could match them up...
my favourite flower. :) This color and the white one.
That is a beautiful and delicate flowers. We have blue-and-white columbines in our area, but I've never seen one like this.
Like Pat, every columbine picture I see is so much different than other ones I've seen. It is certainly a diverse little flower, but a very pretty one nonetheless.
Oh, how I love Columbine! It doesn't like our soil, though. :-(
Nice photo.
Beautiful and I think I have some growing and didn't know what they were... Michelle
A great capture, they are beautiful flowers.
I generally like any flower with spurs. Nice photo.
Beautiful photo-wonderful texture so delicate I just planted columbines in my garden this year and as of yet they have not bloomed. I am really looking forward to them.
Johnina :^A
daer...I like the texture..and the background
congrats
nice week
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Columbines are so pretty mine is violet and yes since I planted a lot of flowers I see hummingbirds coming to my garden already. Happy Sunday!
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The red columbine is beautiful. I'm not sure if I've ever seen red columbine before.
Thanks for stopping by to visit and see my mom's columbines. Yours looks like a painting--beautiful. ♥♫
I think they have Columbines in Colorado but I don't recall seeing any here. Very beautiful.
Re your question on Ocala: No, we haven't photographed all the horses...probably about 15 or so. I'm not even sure where they are all located. Every once in awhile we run into one we haven't seen before.
This pink variety is my favorite. Love them!
That is a stunning colour of columbine. If I am coming by your way I may email you, as I would love a cutting.
Gill
Beautiful!
Beautiful photos of the Columbine, and the lichen in Macro Monday.
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