My family went for a hike in Ohio’s Mohican State Park this weekend, and I noticed a number of flowers that were just beginning to unfurl.
To see more-developed examples of the above flowers, check out my post, Common Spring Wildflowers in Ohio.
Besides the flowers, fiddlehead ferns also were beginning to unfurl.
New life is emerging all over the forests.
More on Wildflowers
Ambush Predator in a Flower
April Wildflower Extravaganza
Spring Wildflowers 2017
Cedar Bog in Late Spring
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Beautiful captures Deb! I love the “unfurling” of plants in the spring.
Thank you, Donna. 🙂 It was a lovely day to go for a hike. It’s fun to see what is sprouting up this time of year.
Thanks, Carol.
I love watching the “unfurling” of new life… 🙂
Spring is definitely in the air. I’ve been trying to photogragh tadpoles, too, but the glare off the water surface makes that tricky. The flowers are much more cooperative. 🙂
Haha…yes, flowers don’t move around as much. Anyway, very nice photos. 🙂