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Eliza Waters 
Ah, I see magic!
🙂 Thanks, March!
Wow! What a knockout!
Thank you, Ellen!
Seriously scarlet … or perhaps brilliant burgundy. 😀
Deliciously rich, regardless. 🙂
Perfect 🌷
Thank you, Karen. Nature can be so amazing!
This is beautiful!
Thank you, Anne. 🙂
Beautiful! Wonderful capture of flower with the leaf as background. Reminds me of an orchid & Jack-in-the Pulpit leaf.
Thank you, Alice!
not sure what this is, but it’s certainly stunning!
Thank you! It’s a Red Trillium, a native wildflower here.
I don’t think I have ever seen one before…
Such a beauty!
Thank you, Nature does a fine job of it!
I’m not sure that I’ve ever spotted the wild red trillium, that would be a great find
I think it is only in the northeast, most other places seem to have only white, which of course, I never see here!
Beautiful photo!
Thank you, Belinda!
Beautiful pic like Wonderful wednesday!! awesome capture of flower with the leaf as background.
Thank you!
No words necessary for this amount of beauty. 🙂
Thank you, Judy. Nature’s perfection leaves us spellbound!
Wonderful photo!
Thank you!
Awesome trilium! Even better photo!!
Thank you so much, Val!
LOVE! What a beautiful capture Eliza! The trilliums aren’t blooming here yet. Not in my garden nor at the lake boo hoo. At the least they took the snow out of the forecast for Monday (;
Thank you, Kathy. This rocky ledge is south-facing, so things were moving right along. Lots of other wildflowers there made the walk extra special.
You captured loveliness!
Thank you, Laurie. 🙂
A favourite genus and what a stunning example!
Thank you, Allison!
Damn! Whenever I think I “know” what a picture will look like- you always surprise me by doing it better than I imagined 🙂
Ha, you flatter me so! ❤ Thank you kindly, Kim. 🙂
beauty found ❤
Thank you, Kim. 🙂
Love the blood-red contrast with the big green leaf.
Thanks, Michael. It is a rich color.
What a beautiful colour!
Thank you, it is such a rich red, isn’t it?
🙂
What a beautiful wildflower! It’s a delicious red.
Thank you, Kris. It really makes a statement on the forest floor!
High drama and beauty here.
Thank you, Dor!
This one leas me not wordless but speechless. 🙂
Thank you, Hien!
I miss the ol’stinking benjamins! ;*(
🙂 Only once did I succumb to curiosity and sniff one – never again – ha!
Beautiful shot. You must have been tick bait hunkering down that low.
Yes, no place is safe in or out of the woods! Thanks, Brenda.
Beautiful!
Thank you, Sarah!
Beautiful flower!
Thank you!
Lovely shot.
Thank you, Fi. 🙂
Goodness! What a knockout!..This is beautiful!..Beautiful! Great catch of blossom with the leaf as foundation…
Thank you!
Such beauty here ❤
Thank you, Christy!
You have captured some gorgeous wildflowers this spring , Eliza ☺And it is such a treat to enjoy your photo of red Trillium , a flower we never see growing wild around here . You know the special places to find them 😊
Thank you, E. Like a moth to a flame!
Good choice for wordless Wednesday! It speaks for itself.
Thank you, Micheal. I love that vivid red!