In memory of a friend, former colleague at Morrisville State College and pillar of the Morrisville Community Church, “Big Lou”.
Our native Red Trillium, this morning:
Photos by NB Hunter. © All Rights Reserved.
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That is a most lovely red! I wonder if we have that plant here in Oklahoma? I’ve never seen it, but then maybe have overlooked it! 🙂
I don’t think so, which is one reason I enjoy posting local flora and fauna. Rich deciduous woodlands, mostly the Northeast, southward in the mountains. Thanks!
How utterly gorgeous! Great shots.
I love the annual challenge of trying to capture the ephemeral beauty of this rascal. Many thanks for the nice thoughts.
Perfect. Beautiful. Jo
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Beautiful red! Sorry you lost your friend…
Thanks Mary. The color – I can’t put words to it – is unlike anything I see in the spring ephemerals, or any bloom in the wild for that matter.
Beautiful! I have never seen a red one.
Beautiful! Red Trillium are one of my favorites. I remember your friend from many many years ago(before your time at Morrisville) when I took entomology from him. He was a good teacher even though I didn’t really like dissecting the preserved insects.
So, so beautiful! 🌺🌷
Beautiful memorial
Beautiful Flower!!