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This is such a lovely little plant and I always enjoy spotting it in the fields. It is one of the Speedwells, which one it is I don’t know.
May 2018, local field, Staffordshire, England. © Pete Hillman. Sigma 18-300mm lens.
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We have these in Colorado as well. I love taking pictures of them, but often the pictures don’t turn out as well as I would hope. Makes me feel like I can smell the fresh air of nature there!
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They are not the easiest of flowers to photo. I must have taken a dozen or so before deciding on this one.
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So I’m not alone then! They are so lovely when they do come out though!
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The light, the colours, just beautiful!
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Thank you, Belinda 🙂
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I’ve let it run into the meadow where it is taking over. It was banished from my gardens for its aggressive nature!
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I like the blurred texture of the background grasses!
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Thank you, Diana 🙂
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They are lovely in a meadow.
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It could be Germander Speedwell, but need to see the leaves as well to be sure
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Thank you, Paul 🙂 I normally get a take on the leaves but didn’t! I hope to revisit this weekend if the weather permits to study the leaves better.
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