Nature Note 161: Flower Power - Blooming Now

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Flower Power - Blooming Now

Here are photos of just some of the many flowers that have been in bloom in the wilds of southern to mid-Maine these last several weeks. All photos by Jocelyn Hubbell.

Fringed Polygala in bloom. Photo by Jocelyn Hubbell.

Fringed Polygala.


Bluettes. Photo by Jocelyn Hubbell.

Bluettes.


Bluettes that are white with just a touch of blue. Photo by Jocelyn Hubbell.

Bluettes that look more white than blue.


Jack in the Pulpit. Photo by Jocelyn Hubbell.

Jack in the Pulpit.

Blue-eyed grass on left and blueberries in bloom on the right. Photos by Jocelyn Hubbell.

Left: Blue-eyed Grass. Right: Lowbush Blueberries.


Two Pink Lady's Slippers in bloom. One dark pink. One light pink. Photo by Jocelyn Hubbell.

Two pink Lady's Slipper Orchids in bloom. They were within a foot of each other. Note the two different shades of pink.


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