Full bloom lone daffodil stands proud near a small patch of the same in varied states of attention between waves of winter freezes and spring teases. Photo taken in a series March 7, 2007 with Canon G7.
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Winter Daffodil
Posted by Ben on March 9th, 2007Field of Snowdrops
Posted by Ben on March 9th, 2007
There are 75 different species and varieties of snowdrops. They are all white. Snowdrops often poke through a covering of snow. In the South, snowdrops may even bloom all winter long. Snowdrops (like other members of the Amaryllis family) are normally avoided by deer and rodents. Photo taken in a series March 3, 2007 with Canon G7.