Hare Bells: This wildflower was found still in bloom on the weekend. These flowers were found growing on soil found in between crevices and uneven solid rock ledges along the river.
.Thank you to Luiz, of Todays Flowers, for this opportunity to share beautiful flowers with others. For more flower photos please click HERE.
Your photography is wonderful!! Beautiful flower!
ReplyDeletewhat a nice purple flower.... thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI think tonight will be out first frost...I wonder what will be left by next week. Pretty flower Ann..
ReplyDeleteThat is such a neat picture. Love the flower and I love the background color.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever seen these. Really pretty.
ReplyDeleteI like whatever you did to the background! A beautiful shot!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo! These are such pretty flowers.
ReplyDeleteI love harebells. What a great photo. Slightly different to the bluebell, and it is a long time since I have seen some (but loads of bluebells).
ReplyDeleteBlue is the colour this week for some people on their blogs! Mine are yellow.:0/
I played on my other blog - Cath's Cradle.
Harebells are found on chalk soils here - are you on chalk?
ReplyDeleteDelicate. At first I thought those were insects, but now I see it's part of the flower. A dried out part? Such a pretty wildflower.
ReplyDeleteGreat composition!
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