2014-04-28

Wood sorrel - Harsyra

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 Wood sorrel - Harsyra
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A forest favorite flower of mine. You can eat it if you wish. It is a great addition to a salad.
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28 comments:

  1. Sallie (FullTime-Life)4/28/14, 7:08 PM

    Such a perfect delicate little flower -- thanks for showing the leaves too -- I think I've seen them.

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  2. Anonymous4/28/14, 8:03 PM

    So very lovely!

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  3. Karen @ Pieces of Contentment4/28/14, 11:20 PM

    So beautiful and delicate! Wonderful photos.

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  4. Anonymous4/29/14, 12:03 PM

    Beautiful flower with violet vein!
    I enjoy all your pictures and i am a follower of your blog. I wish you to visit my blog and be a member of mine!

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  5. EG CameraGirl4/29/14, 12:10 PM

    So sweet!

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  6. Annemor4/29/14, 1:31 PM

    Syreblomstene har jeg ikke sett ennå. De er så delikate.
    Vakkert fotografert.
    Ha en flott dag.
    Mormor

    http://www.starbear.no/mormor/2014/04/29/blabaerene-blomstrer-de-ogsa/

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  7. Judy4/29/14, 2:21 PM

    I love the second image!!! The detail is amazing!!!

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  8. Cathy Kennedy4/29/14, 2:39 PM

    Fabulous close up shot! It's funny when you mentioned you can add this flower to salads that it made me think of my BIL. He once ate a wild rose. I can't remember why, but it was supposed to be good for something. I thought it was a little crazy, but I know many blooming flowers are edible. Nice job on the photos!

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  9. ulla laiho4/29/14, 4:13 PM

    Så stämningsfullt och vackert!

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  10. Karen4/29/14, 4:57 PM

    The last image is stunning!

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  11. Anonymous4/29/14, 5:00 PM

    the last photo, what a great shot, we have weeks to go before we see that / Ritva

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  12. MitchyLR4/29/14, 6:50 PM

    Really beautiful shots!!!

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  13. Unknown4/29/14, 6:58 PM

    En liten blomma, men en stor skönhet.

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  14. Maude Lynn4/29/14, 8:20 PM

    What a pretty little flower!

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  15. Gillena Cox4/29/14, 10:59 PM

    very nice, thanks for sharing

    much love...

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  16. sunshine4/29/14, 11:15 PM

    Wonderful photos, the first has a very nice light.

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  17. Anonymous4/30/14, 4:29 PM

    Very Nice ;o)

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  18. Anonymous5/1/14, 7:08 AM

    What a lovely, delicate flower!

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  19. Anonymous5/1/14, 11:59 PM

    How pretty - I've never seen one of those before. What a great capture!
    Alison

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  20. Rambling Woods5/2/14, 1:23 AM

    How pretty. I didn't know you could eat it. I want to plant some native woodland flowers in my yard. Thank you for sharing your photography with Nature Notes... Michelle

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  21. Laura5/4/14, 5:14 PM

    absolutely beautiful!

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  22. Lina Gustina5/4/14, 8:05 PM

    Wonderful and edible!
    www.womenandperspectives.com/2014/05/petunias.html

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  23. Andrea5/5/14, 10:14 AM

    Lovely colors, we only have yellow here for that plant.

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  24. Randi5/5/14, 12:56 PM

    Sååå ljuvligt vackert!

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  25. maryaustria5/5/14, 9:02 PM

    Wonderful lovely shots! So beautiful!

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  26. DeniseinVA5/5/14, 11:38 PM

    Fantastic flowers, marvelous photos :)

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  27. TheChieftess5/6/14, 8:58 PM

    That second shot is gorgeous!!!

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  28. NatureFootstep5/11/14, 2:21 PM

    thanks everyone. :)

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