Wild primroses. by jayfar
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These are wild primroses taken yesterday in a hedgerow near home. It looks like they are on a skiing holiday!!!!
Comments (37)
Very pretty indeed. wonderful
Thanks for the smile...
First time I've ever seen primroses, very nice shot!
Wonderful image.
Fantastic capture.
Beautiful flowers and nice catch.
Lovely to see!
Beautiful shot. :)
Told you - the Spring is sprung ... Nice colour!
Simply perfect fine to enjoy.
Great capture and Spring is here.
Sooooooooooooooo lovely!
Beautiful things.. Always a delight to see in the wild and this is a great shot, well found and caught mate! Rob
Gorgeous!
They are hedging their bets that spring is really here...:)
lovely
good to see
lovely capture and wild flowers !!
This is another great image of this gallery. This one from you is very special. 5+!
Such a lovely shot, Jeff. I too captured them here, yesterday, plus today. Really a sign of spring, captured so lovely by you!
A very beautiful capture!!
Beautiful wild flower capture Jeff! :)
I see the ski business since you mentioned it, but I saw someone doing jumping jacks (or cheerleading, perhaps) who had lost their head. :) Great shot!
This is gorgeous Jeff! Here we battle our butts off to get them to grow! Funny thing - I have captured a small succulent in the Namib desert on my recent trip and I swear - the spread pattern is very similar to your primroses... I immediately picked it up!
They are so very lovely :-) Beautiful shot.
Refreshing picture :))
Stunning capture my friend. God Bless.
beautiful flower shot
thats what you get for sloping off with your camera Jeff. Never tire of these little beauties either sight or smell, both a treat.
Beautiful shot Jeff!