I managed to get quite a few wildflower photos this past Sunday and thought I'd show you what I found...Most of these were taken with the Macro lens...some I took with the 50 mm, just playing around! All these flowers were found in the river bottom near the San Antonio River in Goliad County Texas. Just to note most of these flowers are tiny, very tiny and I also found 98% of them in a 50 ft by 50 ft sq. area...I love to stay in one spot and see what I can find regarding photos...
The above bloom is actually a shrub. I searched on the internet as I thought it might be buckeye but that wasn't it...I need to look through my notes but in the mean time just enjoy the beauty!
Baby Blue eyes...these blooms are all over the place at the moment!
Above and Below Fendler's Bladderpod, other names are Bladderpod and Popweed. One of the first wildflowers to bloom and it is gorgeous!
Hmmmm I found just this one tiny bloom in the yard...it's not a wine cup...is it a crocus? It's been awhile since I've seen one...It wasn't in my wildflower books...Anyone have a clue?
Ten Petal Anemone...I took a photo of this one before but this time I zoomed in with the Macro...Sweet!
Hmmm need to get a better photo of the leaves as there are several possibilities this could be...still love it!
Above a close up of Phacelia and below is a photo of the whole plant. It is also known as Blue curls, spiderflower and wild Heliotrope.
It is an introduced species from Europe and has become a troublesome "weed"...hmmm aren't most wildflowers considered weeds? The milky sap was used for eye ailments and skin eruptions....








































My "Where's Waldo" photo for the day...Do you see it?









