The solitary nodding flowers of Wild Columbine can be seen on rocky cliffs, ledges and in dry woods. The deep spurred flowers are pollinated by hummingbirds.
Elongated terminal recemes of tiny 4 petaled flowers are opening on Thyme-leaved Speedwell, one of many Speedwells that can be found in this area.
Wood anemone AKA Windflower is just starting to flower. It is either white or pink.
And Blueberries - perhaps Early Lowbush Blueberries - are also in flower.
John
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| Wild Columbine |
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| Thyme-leaved Speedwell |
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| Wood Anemone |
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| Lowbush Blueberries |
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