In Part 3 of my 2015 Favorite images/trips, I’m highlighting a small portion of the many beautiful spring woodland wildflowers that I photographed this past spring. Woodland wildflowers begin emerging in early spring, typically March-April, and their timing is wonderful for curing my “cabin fever” that has built up over the winter! Here are some of the wonderful, spring woodland wildflowers that adorned my viewfinder:
False Garlic
False Rue Anemone
False Rue Anemone
Bluebells, starting to unfurl
Bluebells in bloom, with pink buds in the background
Dog-tooth Violet (aka, Trout Lily)
Dog-tooth Violet (aka, Trout Lily)
Common Violet
Yellow Violet
Striped Cream Violet
Striped Cream Violet
Bloodroot
Spring Beauty
Blue Phlox
Blue-eyed Mary
Flowering Dogwood
Not only do I look forward to photographing Missouri’s spring woodland wildflowers again in a few months, but also for conducting more 1/2 day workshops, teaching others how to capture our beautiful wildflowers.