Humid! Central Ontario is between Lake Ontario and Lake Huron. Most of our weather systems cross either of these two LARGE lakes picking up water as they come.
Largest square: viceroy butterfly on flowering dogbane (Apocynum cannabinum ).
Moving clockwise: Viper's bugloss (Echium vulgare), common milkweed (Ascelepias syriaca), closeup of ant on common milkweed, heal-all (Prunella vulgaris) and black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta).
* Please note that I include botanical names because common names differ from area to area.
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Wonderful collage! It's good of you to include the botanical names too.
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Lovely butterfly capture. Beautiful flowers and collage!
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful wild flowers adorned you showed a butterfly. Yours.
What a beautiful mosaic this is!
ReplyDeleteSuch wonderful summertime colors.
So much beauty in this. Lovely
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty summer collage!
ReplyDeleteScrumptious display of wildflowers!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty collage!
ReplyDeletebeautiful photos collection...
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You prepared a very special collage with wonderful close ups, the nature is splendid there!
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Love how you have arranged the floral colours in the mosaic! One seems to highlight the other! And the butterfly is stunning!
ReplyDeleteI like everything but the name Viper's bluegloss is so interesting. I just wonder how it came about.
ReplyDeleteDarla
The wildflowers and butterfly are beautiful. I love your nature collage.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful montage of wild colour.
ReplyDeletemy favorite is the ant
ReplyDeleteThis is the best time of year for exploration and enjoyment. Thank you for sharing your passion Tina.. Michelle
ReplyDeleteYou have a way with a collage!
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Very nice! All of them great photos.
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