Hello all,
Here is a delicate native flower called Azur Bluet photographed near home at Sherbrooke, Quebec.
I'm not used to photography plants and I find it very difficult to get a pov enough interesting. Difficulty come also with the wind, the DOF, and the exposition. So I'm more used with birds ;-) and that's the reason I don't present a lot of flowers on BPN...
So, Thanks for commenting that one :)
Michel
(Took with a Panasonic bridge FZ-20)
Houstonia caerulea produces showy flowers approximately 1 cm across. These flowers are four-part with pale blue petals and a yellow center. The foliage is a basal rosette. Stems are up to 20 cm tall with one flower per stalk. It thrives in moist acidic soils in shady areas, growing especially well among grasses.
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