remember a walk in a blueberry field covered of pink little flowers a few weeks later the blueberry field turned all green with berries to be now summer is on in the blueberry field and the ripe berries taste so sweet
Tag: Forest
Summer flowers
Summer flowers from dark pink to pale green just like a rainbow Summer flowers from field to forest celebrating summer
Holly blue
Celastrina argiolus or holly blue is a common butterfly during spring in Norway (May to June). In Norway we call it “blåvinge” which means “blue wing” in English.
In the shot below the butterfly is resting on heather. I have always wondered why the English name on these beautiful insects is “butterfly”. Somewhere I once read that it originally was named “flutter by” but as it could be difficult to pronounce “flutter by” the right way it developed to be “butterfly” in stead. Can this be right? It is reasonable as “flutter by” is kind of an easy description of the movements of this beautiful insect. Does anyone know if this is right? Please feel free to comment below 🙂
In Norway we say “sommerfugl” which in English means “bird of summer”.
Curled up
Amazing fern all curled up protecting all its leaves in a swirl Beautiful fern all leaves unfolded showing its true beauty like a fan
Forest moments
Every time I walk through the forest a new impression catch my eye Hunting details a budding flower funny mushrooms maybe a little frog never boring Every time I walk through the forest a new precious forest moment awaits
Sun beams
Fern leaves all dried out faded beauty sun beams through the dry leaves shows bygone beauty
Sound of spring
Walking through the woods as many times before Something is different Winter cold and quiet has finally left Sound of spring Birds chattering all around such a happy feeling
The color green
The color green so important what would life be without The color green so missed through winter dark The color green so full of hope when nature awakes
Anemone hepatica (pink edition)
Spring is here and the first flowers are blooming here in Norway. Today I took a walk by the seaside along the Oslo fjord and found a lot of Anemone hepatica in the forest. The color of the flowers varies from white, all shades of blue to pink. The color variation is both due toe variation in the soil and genetics. Todays shot is of the pink variant of the flower.
Soon
Soon very soon I will take a walk in the forest follow the old paths between the tall trees pass the stone walls climb up to the top enjoy the view and feel I belong to nature
Anne Floa 