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Eliza Waters 
Looks like it’s about to say something wise!
🙂 Nice thought! Thanks, Isha! x
Gorgeous!
Thank you, Ellen!
Exquisite! The colour is so deep.
Thank you, Maria, isn’t that such a lovely rich color? Definitely a royal red!
Yes!
This is very pretty.
Thank you, Anne. It is such a lovely spring ephemeral with its unusual triangular flower.
Never seen a red Trillium, Way Cool
Thank you, Greg. I admire the white ones, but we only have red on our land.
Lovely
Thank you, Cindy!
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So pretty!
Thank you, Dale!
Have a lovely day! If you are a mother or have mothered anyone, Happy Mother’s Day!!
Thank you, Dale. I am the proud mom of two grown young men. Wishing you a lovely MD, too!
I was pretty sure you were but yanno…
Wonderful!
No words are needed with Trillium.
True! 🙂
Even white-flower-loving me sighs with pleasure when I see these red Trilliums. What a beauty!
Thank you, Linda. I love that rich red color, but their other common name, ‘Stinking Benjamin’ is most worthy. I made the mistake of sniffing one once out of curiosity and it curled my toes!
So beautiful!
Thank you, Hien!
A bright and beautiful welcome to the day.
Thank you, Carrie. Happy Mother’s Day!
Happily, I have seen some of those in the wild. You really have to know where they grow.
Thank you, we’re blessed to have lots of them in our woods. I guess we have the perfect conditions for them.
Thank you for posting this beautiful gift from nature
Thank you, Karen! It seems to be a good year for them.
Happy Mother’s Day! Excellent photo…a flower that must like the #3.
Thank you, Alice… same to you!
Exquisite!!
Thank you, Dee! x
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These can’t be photographed much better than this, Eliza. You found one with less of a droop and the background is lovely.
Thank you kindly, Steve. These are such lovely flowers!
W❤️W!!
Thank you, Susan! 🙂
How pretty! It looks like it is leaning in to listen, or perhaps to say something. 🙂
Thank you, Robin! “Be Here Now” perhaps? 😉
Love the color!
Thank you, Sandy. Not a common flower color around here!
Gorgeous!
Thank you, Jackie!
What a gorgeous color!
Thank you, Loree– hope you are well!
Love these, nice shot! Another thing I miss from the frozen north/
Thank you, Amy! Nature sure knows how to celebrate spring up here. 🙂
Cheers to authentic Spring!?? yours, not mine.
🙂
One of my favorite photos of yours Eliza 💐
Thank you, Val!
Google tells me Trillium grows in Illinois, but I don’t think I’ve ever seen one (at least, not one that I recognized as such). This one looks fit for royalty, Eliza. That color … ah!
Thank you, Debbie. I agree, such a luscious deep-red. Most places other than locally, it seems that white trillium predominate. I have a yellow one in my shade garden, but it isn’t a native.
A beautiful image Eliza and what a gorgeous flower! 💜
Thank you, Xenia! It’s proving to be a good year for them here.
What a beauty! Wonderful photo!
Thank you, Belinda!
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Beautiful. Thanks for sharing! xx Michael
Thank you for reblogging, Michael!
Wow, what a lovely colour! 😃
Thank you, Cathy!
Pretty name, pretty flower
Thank you, Karina!
Beautiful capture and color!🙂
Thank you! Do you see trilliums in your area?
I’ve never seen them, but I’ll be looking for them now!🙂
So lovely!
Thank you, Kris!
Pretty veining on the petals, a very delightful spring ephemeral!
Thank you, Barbara… that red is really something!
I love trilliums and this is a perfect image of a trillium. 😊👏
Thank you kindly, Pepper!
Most unusual color. Lovely!
Thank you, Susie. It is the predominant color around here. The only white I’ve seen are transplants.
Are trilliums supposed to look like waking robins, or are they supposed to cause robins to wake up, or does the name come with some other explanation?
Your guess is as good as mine, Steve!
What beautiful colours. It’s a lovely plant!
Thank you, Allison. One of lovely New England native ephemerals.
It’s such a handsome flower. If it bloomed during the winter, it would compete with poinsettia for main holiday decoration.
Absolutely!
Beautiful 🙂 ❤ 🙂
Thank you!
i heard myself gasp when this photo popped onto my screen, Eliza. The color is exquisite and the photo is delightfully sweet. Many thanks.
Thank you, Jet, much appreciated!
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Fabulous flower portrait, Eliza. 😍❤️
Thank you kindly, Jane!