In shallow marsh water
Spatterdock is a native pond lily now in flower and is fairly common here in central Ontario where water moves slowly, as in this marsh.
AKA Cow Lily
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These two images are stunning. Have a lovely weekend.
ReplyDeleteQue maravilhosas! Adorei ver! Bem diferentes! abraços, chica
ReplyDeleteGood morning, lovely images and reflections! Have a happy Friday and weekend ahead!
ReplyDeleteI took a few very similar photos at a lake two days ago, but they were rubbish so I deleted them. Yours look better!
ReplyDeleteNice, clear reflections of an interesting named plant!...:)JP
ReplyDeleteNice reflections.
ReplyDeleteI always love seeing them. Great shots. Hug B
ReplyDeleteIt looks quite different from the lily pads and flowers I see around here. You caught the reflection very well.
ReplyDeleteFirst...love the fence image you captured for you post below this one. And secondly....what a beautiful yellow lily bud. Wow!!!
ReplyDeleteI had no idea this thing existed: you are a never ending source of knowledge about birds and plants!
ReplyDeleteyet another plant I have never seen, it is beautiful
ReplyDeleteSuch an interesting plant growing in a marsh. Never seen one before.
ReplyDeleteDarla
Exceptional shot, I like the rich color of yellow! I rarely if ever have seen one like that around here!
ReplyDeleteLovely flower, and nice pics of it!
ReplyDeleteNice yellow to see in a pond. Good shots.
ReplyDeleteMB
What a neat looking flower.
ReplyDeleteA lovely soft yellow, and they make great reflections!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots, EG!
ReplyDeleteReally nice shots!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots! I've seen these in the odd marsh... just didn't know the name.
ReplyDeleteOh, these are beautiful!!! Love the color!! Superb captures as always and, as always, a lovely way to begin my day!! Thank you, as always, for sharing the beauty! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteLovely lily and reflection in your photos. Didn't know about these before.
ReplyDeleteThat...is amazing.
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BShell
Nice shots. I have learned something new.I did not know the name of these flowers,now I do.
ReplyDeletegorgeous....that little critter picked the perfect spot to land!!! have a happy weekend!!!!
ReplyDeletehow pretty!
ReplyDeleteThey are really very different looking lilies from what I've seen before. That is a brilliant yellow and the insects evidently love them a lot!
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful! I have not seen a yellow water lily, but my hubby's cousin was telling us they had seen some. (It was somewhere I didn't have permission to go, so it did not stick with me where.)
ReplyDeleteI wonder how the cow lily got its name?
ReplyDeleteNice pictures, at first I thought it was a monster rising from the deep not just a lovely flower
ReplyDeleteWow! Splendid shots!
ReplyDeletebeautiful images of a very interesting (and unusual to me) flower!
ReplyDeleteVery unusual!
ReplyDeleteNever heard of this! Or, if it is a cow lily, I could say, I've never herd of it!
ReplyDeleteBut I like very much.
I think it's the first time I see this beauty.
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