Oh, what a breathtaking sight to behold! These photographs of the Wood Anemones basking in the sun’s warm rays are simply stunning. The delicate white petals of the flowers look so ethereal against the vibrant green of the leaves, and the way the light is filtering through the branches above creates a beautiful dappled effect.
The flowers seem to be reaching up towards the sun as if soaking up its energy and vitality. The images are so tranquil and peaceful, transporting me to a place of pure serenity. I can almost feel the warmth of the sun on my skin and smell the fresh scent of the woodland. It’s as if the photograph has captured a moment of pure magic and beauty.
These images truly celebrate the wonders of nature and the simple pleasures in life. It reminds us to take a moment to stop and appreciate the beauty around us, even in the smallest and simplest things.
Glorious shots, Denzil. When we lived in Illinois, there was a park nearby where I often walked and along the back trail in the spring, I would see sights like these, different wildflowers in different place and at different times. I do miss that! Cacti often have beautiful flowers as well, but although both are beautiful, they’re so very different in what surrounds them and how lush (or not) those surroundings are. 🙂
Stunning seas of white, Denzil! I added this post to my “white/pastels” roundup for this week’s Sunday Stills color challenge. We are still waiting for spring flowers in northeastern Washington State!
I am doing great, thanks, Denzil. I’m finally out of the woods, but still walking on your fairyland carpet! 🙂 We’re in the process of remodeling our condo, so that’s exciting and a little disruptive – but a happy disruptive. How about you?
hahaha, and you are still young. We are running into that with out home projects. Vince (at 76) is realizing that he does better completing big projects with help. We did a complete house overhaul in Ca, but it took 20 years to complete. I’m thinking that might be a stretch this time. 🙂
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Beautiful 👌
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Thanks Michael, indeed, a welcome sight.
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You’re welcome.
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Those flowers are so beautiful!
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Stunning in the sunshine Sarah.
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Fabulous! We had a mix of colours in the woods in Yorkshire 🤗💖
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Schitterende bosanemoontjes
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Een van de toppers van de vlaams brabant bossen
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Wow! I have never seen as many as these. Beautiful.
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Yes, the area we live has a number of these woods that are covered with wood anemones.
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Lovely.,
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Just glad I didn’t have to count them Pat
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LoL, Denzil. Birds are easier to count, unless it sn undulating flock of starlings.
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I’ve not seen a forest floor covered by a bed of Wood Anemones like that. Fantastic!
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This is not unique in our area of Belgium. I think the soil in these woods particularly suits the wood anemone Steve.
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Oh, what a breathtaking sight to behold! These photographs of the Wood Anemones basking in the sun’s warm rays are simply stunning. The delicate white petals of the flowers look so ethereal against the vibrant green of the leaves, and the way the light is filtering through the branches above creates a beautiful dappled effect.
The flowers seem to be reaching up towards the sun as if soaking up its energy and vitality. The images are so tranquil and peaceful, transporting me to a place of pure serenity. I can almost feel the warmth of the sun on my skin and smell the fresh scent of the woodland. It’s as if the photograph has captured a moment of pure magic and beauty.
These images truly celebrate the wonders of nature and the simple pleasures in life. It reminds us to take a moment to stop and appreciate the beauty around us, even in the smallest and simplest things.
👍👏👌😊
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Well said, yes for a few weeks these woods are like fairy forests, quite magical.
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Glorious shots, Denzil. When we lived in Illinois, there was a park nearby where I often walked and along the back trail in the spring, I would see sights like these, different wildflowers in different place and at different times. I do miss that! Cacti often have beautiful flowers as well, but although both are beautiful, they’re so very different in what surrounds them and how lush (or not) those surroundings are. 🙂
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Thanks Janet, although your recent post on the wild flowers in the Arizona desert was impressive!
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One of my favourite spring time sights.
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You’re in good company Margaret
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So many anemones. Looks gorgeous. 😊
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A touch of heaven …
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Stunning seas of white, Denzil! I added this post to my “white/pastels” roundup for this week’s Sunday Stills color challenge. We are still waiting for spring flowers in northeastern Washington State!
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Great, thanks Terri.
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What a perfect carpet, Denzil! White is so pretty!
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Thanks Marsha, it is indeed. Hope you are keeping well.
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I am doing great, thanks, Denzil. I’m finally out of the woods, but still walking on your fairyland carpet! 🙂 We’re in the process of remodeling our condo, so that’s exciting and a little disruptive – but a happy disruptive. How about you?
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That’s good to hear Marsha. I’m doing fine, if very conscious of less energy than when I was younger…
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hahaha, and you are still young. We are running into that with out home projects. Vince (at 76) is realizing that he does better completing big projects with help. We did a complete house overhaul in Ca, but it took 20 years to complete. I’m thinking that might be a stretch this time. 🙂
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Well good luck, no matter how long it takes.
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Thank you, Denzil. 🙂
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Oh Denzil, how lovely. You are finding so many beautiful sites to share with us.
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Thanks Carol, I enjoy sharing them.
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