Raccoon Creek (Week 4)
I visited Raccoon Creek Wildflower Reserve last Monday, 4-20 and found it bursting with blooms. The Virginia bluebells in particular are stunning. They actually bloom in a variety of colors, and lavender, pink and white blossoms can be found there. Now is the best time to see them, but there are still more flowers to come.
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| Creeping buttercup. |
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| Virginia bluebells. |
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| The fertile frond of a sensitive fern. |
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| Small flowered buttercup. |
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| Blue cohosh. |
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| Trout lily. |
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| Trout lily. |
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| Blue cohosh. |
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| Cutleaf toothwort. |
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| Large flowered trillium. |
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| Spring beauties. |
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| Fertile fronds of sensitive ferns. |
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| Large flowered trillium. |
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| Toadshade. |
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| Dutchman's breeches. |
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| Virginia bluebells. |
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| Dutchman's breeches. |
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| Virginia bluebells. |
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| Virginia bluebells. |
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| Virginia bluebells. |
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| Virginia bluebells. |
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| Virginia bluebells. |
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| Blue phlox. |
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| Trillium. |
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| Golden ragwort. |
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| Common blue violets. |
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| Stonecrop. |
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| A bee visits Gill-over-the-ground. |
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| Saxifrage. |
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| Hepatica. |
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| Dutchman's breeches. |
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| Bluets. |
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