Montana Outdoors

June 12, 2007

Blanket Flower

Filed under: Flowers, Montana, Nature, Photography, Photos, Pictures, Wildflowers — montucky @ 6:36 pm

Yesterday I tracked down what I think is a Blanket Flower after seeing a really nice photo of one by aullori.

Here it is in profile:

Blanket Flower

4 Comments »

  1. Beautiful image Terry, great use of the bg, the color is really nice. Can’t help with id bit I do know you did a wonderful job on it.

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    Comment by Bernie Kasper — June 12, 2007 @ 8:25 pm

  2. Thanks, Bernie!

    Luckily there was a plant with little pink bell-like blossoms behind it. I still haven’t ID’d that plant yet. It would be so much easier if Mother Nature would put little tags on all of her flowers like they do in the nurseries!

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    Comment by montucky — June 12, 2007 @ 8:46 pm

  3. Okay that last comment got me giggling!! Actually I’m pretty postive on your ID here. I relooked it up and there is only one blanket flower in both yours and my area (and they are the same) – so they might be a slight bit differnt just based upon soils conditions, area, etc..

    I found a bell too – it was purple or blue but a pretty distinct bell. Very cute, very small but lovely in it’s simplicity.

    You just took one heck of a lovely photo – you had the perfect subject (obviously) and you’ve got down that whole capturing the flower. I still think your ability to distinguish fine lines in yellows is a real gift. I loved the angle!

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    Comment by aullori — June 15, 2007 @ 9:38 am

  4. Yes, I really love this flower, and have found quite a few around here now that I know what to look for.

    I saw some bluebells on a hike today. I got one shot that isn’t too bad.

    As you have said, yellows are hard! Some times it’s nice to be lucky!

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    Comment by montucky — June 15, 2007 @ 8:20 pm


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