Wavy-edged
The meaning of winter
As the day begins
Pretty pink
Scalloped
Like little pink marbles
Newest family member
One-flowered Wintergreen
Feathered beauty
Reach out and touch
Tartarian Honeysuckle
A little bit of sparkle
What do you mean, you've got no food?
Usnea lichen
Just liked the colours
Protected
Delicate bokeh
Droplets on green
Floral flames
Rush Skeletonweed
When I grow up, will I look like you?
Golden droplets
Little yellow bird
Underside of a polypore
One of many
Looking good
Trapped
Living in a bubble
Out on a limb
Mountain Shootingstar
A Poppy for today
Just watching the world go by
Yellow Heather
Remembrance Day
Purple Prairie-clover
A little pink universe
Mushroom
From the forest floor
Dreamy
Not going anywhere
Grafted
Short-term beauty
Feathers of ice
Layers
A regular friend
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True colours of fall
The autumn leaves and the velvety fruit of the Fairybells wildflower are so bright and colourful in the forest. The fruit can be green, turning yellow, to orange or red, and they are pretty in all these colours, each one being about 1 cm across. Fairybells is a native plant, belonging to the Lily family, and grows in moist deciduous and mixedwood forests.
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