Sunday, July 11, 2010

Canola/ Today's Flowers

Blossoms of canola (Brassica napus)

Many Ontario fields were golden a week ago (a few still are) covered in canola plants.

A field of canola

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20 comments:

  1. Love those delicate flowers. How wonderful to see them in a yellow field. So pretty.

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  2. We have many similar fields here in the valley. All grown for seed. It is neat to watch how the seed is harvested. MB

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  3. Thank you for identifying these lovely flowers. I've seen them and wondered what they were. Great shots as usual.

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  4. Great shots. The second is calendar/postcard worthy. Thanks.

    Darryl and Ruth : )

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  5. What a lovely field of yellow!

    (Carletta's Captures)

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  6. wow...very interesting, now i know where the oil comes from....lovely photos.

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  7. I love that second photo -- the colors are gorgeous.

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  8. Pretty bloom and breathtaking golden field.
    Happy new week.

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  9. Oh, it's Raps! It is also grown near Vienna! But here the fields bloom in May! The yellow fields make lovely patterns in the landscape!
    Have a nice week ahead!

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  10. oh in Sweden we had canola in may...cognrats,d earest
    havea nice weekend
    graceolsson.com/blog

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  11. it's so pretty.
    is this what they use to make canola oil?
    i've never thought about this before.

    love the barn/field scene.
    perfectly perfect.

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  12. I love the way the red barn stands out in a sea of yellow.

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  13. Canola flowers? Is that where we got the canola oil? Love the yellow field makes life happy.

    White peonies

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  14. Great shots, what a pretty yellow field!

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  15. Is this what the oil comes from? Beautiful pastoral scene...

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  16. sweden looks like that too right now :)

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  17. What an amazing sight! I have seen them a few times when driving across the prairies.

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