This coneflower was loving life amid some gorgeous black-eyed Susans at the visitor's center just across the southern border of Vermont.
Today's Flowers: Coneflower among the Suzies
This coneflower was loving life amid some gorgeous black-eyed Susans at the visitor's center just across the southern border of Vermont.
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Very beautiful coneflower picture!!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot.
Thank you for sharing,
Gisela
absolutely gorgeous, nice macro shot..
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely wonderful shot of this beautiful flower!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week!
Wonderful perspective on this macro view of your beautiful cone flower!
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
Lovely coneflower...I enjoy as well the birds each and every seed!
ReplyDeleteGreat capture Sandy!!
Nice shot, Sandy. My coneflowers have flatter cones. ;)
ReplyDeleteNow, ignorant question. It looks more like Echinacia to me. I haven't a clue how to spell it... :-)
ReplyDeleteMy cone flower is yellow.
And it is 6' tall. I cannot believe it!
Am I misinformed?!!!!
Absolutely beautiful photo. Very well done!
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Hi Sandy..amazing. Nice shot and I like it very much. The second painting starting bid today. Please check the painting. See ya!
ReplyDeleteDeen
The cone head looks quite happy with itself getting a little space with the Susans.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shot, Sandy!
ReplyDeleteGood week for you, dear!
a rather beautiful shot. nice capture.
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful shot. I love the way the yellow from the suzies is a lovely splash of color behind the purple coneflowers.
ReplyDeletethat lucky guy to be among all those pretty ladies! Great pic My Dear Friend
ReplyDeleteSandy: That Coneflower is puting on a great show.
ReplyDeleteI love your macros. Great job. It is so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love your macro! And the petal is very interesting. It has a lighter shade of pink. What I normally see is the dark burgundy. I love it!
ReplyDeleteYou are a real photog!
ReplyDeletePlus you sang words that have always meant magic tome: "Vermont Border."
Oh for some cheddar by the October fire!
now back to Waikiki....Aloha-
Comfort Spiral
Dear Sandy
ReplyDeleteDoes exists 2 Sandy at FT.....hehehehehhe
I will show some pictures of this kind flowers, very soon...we have lots here....I dont know why the bees like so much ...Everytime that I see one , the bees are around.-...
I think so they are so sweet...
have a nice week, dear
Hi Sandy, what a splendid photograph. Thank you so much for sharing it and have a great week.
ReplyDeleteVery lovely shot of the Cornflower with nice depth of field in it :)
ReplyDeleteI love coneflowers/echinacea. Yours is in such lovely, sharp focus.
ReplyDeleteAnd well it should! Nice shot!
ReplyDeleteGreat tones in this lovely picture, Sandy!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty in macro!
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely picture.
ReplyDeleteThe flower is beautiful; I like the background too.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your visit. Do you have a beautiful flower image is!
ReplyDeletelovely color of a coneflowers.
ReplyDeleteAn unusual looking flower - Ah, nature's variety.
ReplyDeletefor sure, this is a wonderful flower and an excellent close up
ReplyDeletelovely coneflowers with different colors.
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What a stunning, unusual flower! I have never seen one before!
ReplyDeleteSuperb clarity in your cone flower.
ReplyDeleteIsn't echinacea supposed to be good for treating cold symptoms or something? Seems like I've seen it in cough drops or some other remedy.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if that's the cure for the Summertime Blues?
I love Coneflowers...they are the clowns of the flower world...or so said my mother...I always took her at her word!
ReplyDeleteSandi
bokeh-licious. really really wonderful shot
ReplyDeleteThese are stunning! Such pretty flowers!
ReplyDeleteThey are pretty sturdy guys, those cone-headed ones! Do you have any idea how echinacea is made from them?
ReplyDeleteLovely shot, Sandy!
The cone flowers is striking with the yellow Susans in the background.
ReplyDeleteThis is truly an evocative photo. Very nice, Sandy.
ReplyDeleteperfect capture! so gorgeous and beautiful..
ReplyDeletethis flower is an absolute stunner ! Thank You for sharing.
ReplyDeletethis flower is an absolute stunner ! Thank You for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful name black-eyed Susan for a coneflower!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I have heard that name here.
Sandy, do you mind passing this Award to you?
what wonderful colors. i have many flower photos from oregon to share soon.
ReplyDeleteLove both flowers .. I always thought they were kissin' cousins!
ReplyDeletebeautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteyour blog is like a breath of fresh air for me..
im a yellow bmoom lover...this is just so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSuch a twirling girl in pink.
ReplyDeleteGreat, great photograph!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for being here.