Monday, July 23, 2012

Yellow wildflowers

Touched by the morning dew. The vineyard is full of these right now. I think they're called ragwort in English, séneçon de Jacob in French. That's just a guess.

If you look closely, you may be able to see the drops of dew on the petals. Click to dewinate.
Posted by wcs at 08:30
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7 comments:

  1. Susan23 July, 2012 09:29

    Yes,ragwort.

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  2. Ron23 July, 2012 17:01

    Look at the dew on those flowers. Beautiful! By the way, like the new profile pic, you're a cutie.

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  3. Starman23 July, 2012 18:23

    The dew almost looks like part of the petals.

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  4. Moving with Mitchell23 July, 2012 19:19

    I didn't even have to look closely. And dewinating made it stunning. Beautiful photo (and flowers). What an awful name, ragwort. If I could pronounce the French, I'd stick with that.

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  5. William Dameron24 July, 2012 00:27

    Beautiful.

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  6. Ur-spo24 July, 2012 05:04

    In the Pacific Northwest, these are the tears of First Woman. I guess she is visiting France this summer.

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  7. Mary0724 July, 2012 22:18

    C'est très beau ;-) !

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