I took this photo shortly after the sunrise photo from the last post. The ragged robins were in peak bloom. Like I mentioned before, I was actually headed to photograph lupines so I wasn't really dressed for trudging through a dew laden field. I had about a quarter mile walk from the road to get to the spot where I photographed the sunrise, needless to say I got soaked. I usually wear waders when I go out at dawn. By the way I did make it to the lupine patch this past Saturday morning so I'll be posting photos from that day soon.
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Gorgeous! BTW, if you put up another nest box close to the one the swallows are using, maybe the bluebirds will stay.
Just beautiful John. I'm glad a little water didn't stop you from your work!!
A beautiful view right there !
Beautiful shot John. Thanks for the information about the orchids. Ragged Robin is a new one for me, it isn't part of the Ohio flora, I had to look it up.
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Decades ago, I collected flos-cu-culis or "Ragged Robin" from a ditch of '95 in Westbrook, Maine for my own gardens. I have had it ever since, though I've moved once! I made sure to bring some with me when I relocated as I so love how it weaves its way around all the other things in the garden. It has wonderful seed pods, too. I initially collected it for it's pink flowers, then research revealed its name. For once, my egocentricity rewarded me!
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