Rhody bud.
Lilac buds.
These little flowers are in the grass. <1 inch.
Over easy.
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2 comments:
Once again you have captured the very essence of the flowers..I love it...What joy it brings me to look at them because if I had to look and smell in real life..Nothing but sneezing...Thanks I appreciate your work.
Thanks Ronica! Glad you enjoy them.
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