Weekly Photo Challenge: From Above

Lately, I’ve shot many photos from above…..which just happens to be the topic for this week’s photo challenge.   Don’t you just love serendipity!? 🙂

First up, a macro image of Iris Hexagona, one of Florida’s prettiest native wildflowers.  When the rain stopped last Thursday, one of my newly planted Wal-Mart lily bulbs was opened wide.  This Asiatic variety is known as “Tango Orange Art“.

The colorful Gaillardia Torch Red Ember (G. Pulchella) reseeds all over the place…Here you can see it from above, growing through broken cement!

Sometimes what you notice from above can surprise you!

The nodding Hippeastrum Vera Amaryllis suggests we aren’t alone keeping track of things from above.

Probably keeping an eye (throat?) out for interloping Gaillardia seeds….or frogs!  😉

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Until next time……

Yay Spring!!

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