You have noticed by now that my blogs for the last couple of months have featured subjects I find around our place.  Like many of you, we are mostly staying at home, but there is still ample material to photograph.  Following the spring cycle of life, this week I photographed both the blue flax that just began to bloom, and the daffodils on the north side of the house, which are definitely two weeks later that those on the south side.  They are such beauties that I get a little carried away with the camera.  Included here are some of the results. The cups have what I would call crinolations that could be the envy of any milliner. 

Some of the cups are more loosely organized than others, such as this one, with different parts curling inward.

And as is the case with human hair color, the colors within the groups of daffodil cups can be slightly different.

Thanks to Connie, Barbara, Christina, Fernando, Kay, TTT, David O., Wayne, Steve, Donna, Jean and Sam, Marilyn, Lisa, Sara, and Pauli for getting in touch this week and commenting.    It is always great to hear from you!

until next Monday,

DB

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