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.
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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.
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New life is emerging all over the forests.
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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. 🙂