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Wordless Weds. Summer Wildflowers Illinois, USA
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Mother Nature is Great in photographer’s hand, eye and in mind. Very Pretty
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Thank you so much, Susanna!
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Wonderful to see the IL summer wildflowers, Deborah, especially now that we’re into the autumn months. I so love black-eyes Susans.
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Thank you so much, Jet! I love all coneflowers. 😀
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This is a great collection! I especially like the coneflower.
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Thank you so much, Denise!!
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Great pics, Deborah! The Yellow Coneflowers make me think of Black-Eyed Susans, our state flower here in Maryland.
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They reminded me of those as well! Thanks so much, Paul! I learned something today…your state flower! 😀
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Don’t seem that I have been anywhere with many wild flowers for a while, it is fun enjoying yours! Nice shots.
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Lovely captures, wildflowers are such wonderful finds! Well done, Deborah!!
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Thank you so much, Donna!
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So beautiful!
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I like the simplicity and the dance.
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Thank you so much, Robert!
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It’s a beautiful time of the year especially through your camera lens. 🙂
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It was so pretty there and I was so surprised by how green it was and of course there was so much marsh land. I loved seeing it. Thank you so much for that lovely compliment. I’m going to float all day on that!! 💗💕
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Another name for wild carrot is Queen Anne’s Lace, at least where I come from. Great shots!
Deb
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Thank you so much, Deb! You know I thought it might be Queen Anne’s Lace as well, but my book on Wildflowers of No. America has it and Wild Carrot listed as a different blooms and it looks slightly different than this one…So I’m not entirely sure.
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Excellent, Deborah.
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Thank you so much, John!!
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I love seeing wildflowers, Deborah. Thanks for sharing yours in these beautiful photos.
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Me too. Thank you so much, Dan!
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We have black-eyed susans in Austin, too. I suspect they don’t grow wild in Nevada.
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I haven’t seen any that weren’t cultivated here. Echinacea as well. It was lovely seeing both in the wild!
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Beautifully, expertly done, Deborah. Thanks for sharing this treat with us. Hugs on the wing.
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Thank you for dropping by to see them, Teagan! Hugs! 🤗
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💕 Thanks, Cheryl!
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Nothing like wildflowers😊. Beautiful photos, Deborah!
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I agree, Belinda! Thank you so much!! 😄
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Be still my heart. These could be from the park in Naperville where I always walked. ❤️
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How cool! I did notice that Naperville wasn’t too far away from Orland Park when I was looking at the map. 💕
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It’s not and just a bit closer than from Gilbert. 😉
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