On March 29, after deadheading daffodils until my sciatica screamed STOP!!, I hiked through the woods (my sciatica loves when I walk... does not like bending down and straightening up.) The first wildflowers are blooming, carpeting the forest floor. I took a zillion photos. Well, of more than wildflowers...
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Spring Azure butterfly
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One of the many Cardamines, also called toothworts and spring queens and more
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Wood Violet
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cardamine
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more cardamines
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The Chocolate Lily is in bud
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sessile trillium
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Claytonia sibirica is another with many common names. I call them candy flowers
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Greater Bee Fly (maybe)
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Tiger Lily just coming up
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some sort of Anglewing, I think
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First Bleeding Hearts to bloom
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Oregon Bluebells in bud
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Common Mergansers on the creek
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Western Sweet Coltsfoot |
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The Southwest wildflower meadow after Johnny's blackberry mowing (and before the wildflowers are up, except wild strawberries, which are thick)
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That was Tuesday, March 29. Today, Saturday, April 2nd, I walked through the woods again and took more photos. That story on another blog post. It's spring!
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