Wildflower Watch 2

(More blog entries from amy)

Jack is back!

I went out for a walk around the glen at lunch time today and can give a wildflower update.  I unfortunately did not have a camera with me, I did take photos with my cell phone but up here in the notch I cannot email myself the photo.  The Jack-in-the-Pulpits are back on Clementine and the Golden Alexanders are starting to color the meadow.  Other flowers popping up are False Solomon's Seal, Raspberries, two flowers whose names I have forgotten, one is a tiny singular dark purple flower with a yellow center (I know it is not a Bluet or a Forget-Me-Not )and those little white flowers that carpet the forest floor this time of year...I know, I should know this one!  Can anyone tell me those?

Comments

Re: Wildflower Watch 2
by Ryan on Jun 6th 2007, 4:59 pm

Wood Sorrell!!!! I win! I know one!!!!

Re: Wildflower Watch 2
by Amy on Jun 7th 2007, 10:35 am

Sorry Ryan, I should have described it better. They have one oval shaped leaf and upon close inspection the flower part is made up of a cluster of small white flowers, kind of spire like.

Re: Wildflower Watch 2
by Ryan on Jun 7th 2007, 8:36 pm

Are you sure they're not bluets? That's what they looked like as I panted my way by them this afternoon during the trail running series.

Re: Wildflower Watch 2
by Howie on Jun 8th 2007, 7:44 am

I think they're Canada Mayflowers.

Re: Wildflower Watch 2
by Ryan on Jun 8th 2007, 8:10 am

I thought that was a moving company?!?! I'm a terrible naturalist. But, I did see a cedar waxwing the other day...that's a bird, right?

Re: Wildflower Watch 2
by Amy on Jun 8th 2007, 8:36 am

That's right! They are Canada Mayflower, thanks Howie!