At this point, most of the red clover blossoms are withering. I looked at three of the “flowers” under the microscope.
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These photos were taken with an iPhone 7 connected to a microscope with an adapter. You can click on any of the galleries to see a closer view.
This is the week when the rhododendrons in my front yard are in full bloom.
I decided to make a separate gallery for some of the pink flowers I’ve seen in India.
And last, but not least, a pink bear that I used in a fun post (An Early Morning Mystery) I wrote in November 2014.
I’ve been so focused on my work in the Greenbelt that I hadn’t even noticed that the camellia bush in my yard had bloomed!
Spring is beginning to show itself, although not as fast as I would like. The trees are beginning to bud and the tulips leaves are pushing their way up through the ground. The red tulips that were in my garden last year were stunning.
To see the photos click on this link: # MondayRed
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