Fox Glove by BessieB
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These flowers remind me of my childhood. I lived on a large housing estate which had a brook behind it with fields, as kids we used to spend time up there investigating our surroundings. There seemed to be so many fox gloves but nowdays we see them far more rarely here.
Susan
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Comments (28)
Mighty pretty...I've always liked the name of these flowers.
beautiful, love the textures, colors and lighting excellent work
Sharp shot! Excellent photo
Great image Sue, the water droplets really show up well.
absolutely beautiful !
marvellous;i have one in my tiny garden ,too
A wonderful capture; we have so many of these around this year, way more than last year, they're everywhere and I love them!
beautiful! just Beautiful!
They look even better with the water on them! Lovely pic.
Splendid flowers and capture! :)
A plant good for heart !
I wonder where they got their name from, no, I am sure foxes didn't!!!!!!!
Foxgloves quickly form colourful clumps to liven up areas of light shade, attracting masses of bees. The common name has nothing to do with foxes. It's a corruption of the phrase 'folks' gloves' - fairy folk were said to use flowers as gloves. The Latin, digitalis, refers to the flowers' finger- or digit-like shape. I hope this helps
I noticed that wild foxglove and delphiniums seem to be harder to find. And they aren't planted in gardens much these days either. This is a treat ... great shot with such a familiar feeling ...
Lovely capture! Great memory!
One from my childhood too, I love when they transplant themselves freely! Beautiful capture Susan!
great shot
Very sweet capture. I remember sitting in the shade and making dancing ladies out of them. :o)
Awesome color and contrast. Dana
Lovely capture!
sooo beautiful and excellent color my friend!!
I walk around the hills and farmland of West Yorkshire and we see a grat deal of foxglove in the wild, this is a splendid capture and I love those droplets of water, excellent detail to your shot, Bravo!
Wonderfult flower picture erland
fantastic image! Great photo!!!!!
¡HERMOSO TRABAJO... HERMOSAS FLORES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gorgeous capture~
beautiful!
beautiful!