Who Knows My Name by GBCalls
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Description
Hi all, I found this small wildflower along my walk yesterday. Hope someone can identify it. A closer look will give some detail in full view. I have looked on a couple websites and found nothing. I am on the 44th parallel in New Hampshire if that helps. Thanks for all the views and comments. -GB-

Comments (19)
Beautiful flower and fantastic close-up.
It looks like Bunchberry Dogwood, the world's fastest flower!... ;o) http://www.humanflowerproject.com/index.php/weblog/comments/the_worlds_fastest_flower/
it is a Paris quadrifolia, Syn.: Paris quadrifolius. Very toxic! Eine wunderbare Aufnahme!!!!!
Thanks! I had no luck finding it. Great information.
Excellent capture.
Beautiful shots and excellent presentation! Very Nice! :)
Another great wild flower photo. Nicely presented too... good job!
Excellent shot!
Great captures and postwork.
Very nice collage! A delicate and beautiful flower!
thats what it looks like to me aswell the dogwood .excellent presentation and captures :o) mick
fantastic composition. great capture and postwork
I found beautiful trees in Japan full of these flowers. Should be a type of dogwood. Nice find. Aloha
Gorgeous capture. Love the colors and presentation. Bunny
oh what a quaint little life-form and excellent presentation! You could make up your own name for it. I find the actual names interesting but it's much more fun to name them myself. I call this one a "44th Parallel" lol
beautiful macros and collage
A super little flower, its not from the Hellebore family is it. I don't think a dogwood would flower this small, but I don't really know.
Exellent macro, the detail is fabulous.
Wonderful collage! I saw dwarf dogwood when I was in Washington state and I love them. Beautiful images!