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Flowers

Nature Photography, up close - By Phil

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Flowers in Southwest Oregon

* * * Apple Blossoms * * *

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Liberty Apple 04/25/06

* * * Azalea * * *

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Azalea 05/13/07

Azalea 05/05/08

Azalea 05/09/06

* * * Blackberry * * *

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Himalayan Blackberry 05/12/06

* * * Blue Bells * * *

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Blue Bells 04/25/06

* * * Bromeliads * * *

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Bromeliad Spike Flowers 07/02/06

Bromeliad Spike Flowers 07/19/08

* * * Caladium * * *

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Caladium 07/03/06

* * * Calendula * * *

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Calendula 06/05/07

* * * Cherry Blossoms * * *

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Flowering Cherry 04/25/06

* * * Clover * * *

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A Bumblebee favorite.

Clover 06/19/06

* * * Cumfrey * * *

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Another flower Bumblebees love.  Guess you can tell, I like Bumblebees.

Cumfrey 05/12/06

Cumfrey 05/12/06

* * * Dahlia * * *

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Dahlia 06/23/07

Dahlia 06/23/07

Dahlia 09/25/06

Dahlia 08/06/08

Dahlia 08/06/08

Dahlia 08/06/08

* * * Daisies * * *

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Pink Daisies 09/25/06

Wild Daisies (mutated) 07/02/08

* * * Fire Thorn * * *

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Hummingbirds are attracted to the flowers, and Pacific Spiketail dragonflies like to use the plant itself as a perch to hunt passing insects from.

Rufous Hummingbird by Fire Thorn 04/08/06

Fire Thorn 04/06/06

Pacific Spiketail on Fire Thorn 08/23/07

* * * Foxglove * * *

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Foxglove 06/08/06

Foxglove 06/08/06

* * * Fuscia * * *

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Fuscia 08/24/08

* * * Garlic * * *

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Elephant Garlic and Bumblebee 07/15/06

Elephant Garlic, shedding 07/15/06

* * * Golden Chain * * *

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Golden Chain 05/09/06

* * * Hawthorn * * *

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Hawthorn Berry Flower 04/29/07

Hawthorn Berry Flower 04/29/07

Hawthorn Berry Berries 10/04/06

* * * Hibiscus * * *

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rose of Sharon (Althea) 06/28/06

* * * Honeysuckle * * *

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Honeysuckle 07/07/07

* * * Hypericum * * *

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Saint Johnswort 07/01/08

Saint Johnswort 06/26/08

* * * Iris * * *

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Wild Iris 05/14/07

Wild Iris 05/19/08

* * * Lilac * * *

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Lilac 04/25/06

* * * Mock Orange * * *

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Mock Orange 06/02/07

* * * Morning Glory * * *

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Morning Glory 07/11/07

* * * Pear Blossoms * * *

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Orcas Pear Blossoms 04/09/06

* * * Poppies * * *

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California Poppy 06/05/06

* * * Sweet Pea * * *

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Wild Sweet Pea 06/20/07

* * * Quince * * *

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Quince 04/25/06

* * * Rhododendron * * *

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Rhododendron 05/05/07

Rhododendron 05/13/07

Rhododendron 05/05/07

Rhododendron 05/15/07

* * * Rose * * *

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White Rose 07/03/06

Pink Rose 06/05/06

Red Rose with Virescent Green Metallic Bee 06/05/06

Wild Rose 06/05/07

* * * Scotchbroom * * *

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Scotchbroom 05/12/06

* * * Thistle * * *
The only flowers attracting more insects in my yard are Himalayan Blackberries.

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Thistle (has no spines) 09/06/07

* * * Trillium * * *
(Wake-robin, Birthroot)

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Trillium 04/13/08

Trillium 04/13/08

* * * Tulip * * *

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Tulip 04/08/07

Tulip 04/08/07

* * * Names Unknown * * *

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Unknown 05/12/07

Unknown 10/12/07

Unknown 09/06/07

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Unknown 09/25/06

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This little weed pops up all over the yard.
Bumblebees love them.

Unknown (Bumblebee Flower) 07/03/08

Unknown (Bumblebee Flower) 07/03/08

Number of visitors to Flowers since 01/28/08

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