Here's a sample of what's growing on the central Ontario waysides this time of year.
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27 comments:
I love wild flowers and these are three lovely imagesof them.
I like the bee, and the Tansy is a pretty flower, though it is considered undesirable, cute yellow balls. There is lots of Queen Ann's Lace around here, I don't see the others.
Ah, I love them all!!! Beautiful captures, glorious colors and a happy bee!! Doesn't get any better!! I do hope you're enjoying a wonderful day and wishing you a great new week!!! ENJOY!!
I love those delicate and pretty wild flowers.
Love your first photo of that busy bee!
Lovely pictures, the first one with the bee is great, not an easy shot to get..
Lovely images. I especially am fond of Queen Anne's Lace.
I have never seen or heard of Tansy, but my, what a stunning flower. It is a little like our Billy's Buttons in Australia.
So very pretty these wildflowers.
Queen Anne has a hanger-on, too. All are beautiful....I need to get out and take some photos. I have seen a red leaf on a tree across the street, and then noticed some big yellow leaves on the cottonwoods next door. Autumn is fast approaching!
Especially lovely specimen of Queen Anne's Lace.
That Tansy is lovely.
Lots of lovely flowers growing! I really do like the knapweed. Looks like a flop of purple hair.
love the tansy.
I like the word 'tansy'! And the Queen Ann's lace is lovely!
Beautiful flowers!!!
So lovely! I hope to get some tansy planted in my garden next year.
Very similar to what's growing on our roadside verges over here. The habit of mowing everything into oblivion seems to have disappeared in the wake of spending cuts. Hurray!
I see you have Soldier Beetles as well. It's rare just to see one.
The first Picture is splendid. Rest all flowers saw for the first time.
Love the lace blossoms!
Ooh, I like the tansy.
Beautiful photos, lovely flowers.
Gretings.
yellow flowers make me happy and I don't think I have ever seen Tansy anywhere. love the upside down bug on the Queens Annes lace
The bees are very busy! The Queen Anne's lace looks pretty.
Love them all but the second one is brilliant!
These all say "late summer" to me. Very nicely done and I especially like your bee portrait.
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