Tina has asked us to show images to illustrate Wild…I have no big game animals, and shall show a few wildflowers
Here, at Selinunte, Sicily
Wild Flowers at Selinunte, Sicily
Next, Maramures, Romania
Abundant wild flowers
Wild flowers behind a Wooden Church in Maramures
Now, a scene on the Piano Grande, Umbria
Piano Grande Wild Flowers
Linked to Lens-artist’s Photo Challenge at Tina’s here
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They are ‘wild’, Sue. So, job done!
Best wishes, Pete.
Thanks, Pete!
Wild wildflowers certainly count and make me happy to see. 🙂
janet
Yes, I was very happy to see all of these!
Lovely wildflowers, Sue. 🙂
Nice!
Thanks!
It’s so wonderful what grows up when unattended.
But less so these days with intensive farming and pesticides…..
We have so many untended spots here since our area is in what is called “decline.” I prefer to think of it as being left alone.
Good thinking
Gorgeous wildflowers Sue, thanks! Definitely a great fit for the wild challenge
Phew! I thought I didn’t have anything much , and don’t like to be defeated!!
Beautiful wildflower scenes, Sue. Happy June. 😘
Many thanks, Sylvia, and Happy June to you!! 😊😊
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Hi, Sue. You rose to the “wild” challenge with these beautiful shots. Well done!
Many thanks!!
Many thanks, Yvette!,
!
Meadows of wild flowers always draw my attention. Nicely captured.
Many thanks, Sally!
Such an abundance of wild flowers – how lovely!
Pleased you like them!
Beautiful wild plants, Sue…
Thanks, Nurul¡
Perfect, Sue – and they make me happy!
Thought they would!!