. David :0)
On a personal note, I just wanted to thank everyone who left a comment last week. I have been doing double duty at my job lately and was really down and almost didn't post. I imagined noone was interested in the tiny flower. I was delighted to find so many comments. It made my day a lot better!
:0) David/ Tropical Texana
Hiya,
ReplyDeleteI love violets and am trying to get a collection together. There are so many different ones.
This v. missouriensis (if that is what it is) looks similar to riviana, but obviously there are differences. Do you have any others growing near?
Spring ~ oh how I love the sound of that!
ReplyDeleteOh, so pretty! It really is a delicate beauty. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your supportive comments on my post-cyclone Yasi post. It sounds like you know exactly what it's like in the aftermath of significant weather events like Yasi. Not much fun at all!
Tiny yellow violas grow wild near my home but there are none in my garden.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh...that last photo, with the lighting on the blossom bud is just simply outstanding!!!
ReplyDeleteMy macro link: From Seedpod to Blossom
Such a pretty dainty little flower. Great shots
ReplyDeleteI wish spring was on it's way here. Lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteHello David,
ReplyDeletethose are just gorgeous macros. Finally the Spring is here in Houston or as per the temperatures and humidity from yesterday, I actually could say, the summer is here.
Just think back 2 weeks ago!
Best Regards
Paula Jo
So delicate, size wise and colour wise!
ReplyDeleteHope things are going better this week. :) I really love violas! That last shot is very well done!
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