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Wandering in the Spring Forest searching for Wildflowers

Posted by Lee Hiller on April 20, 2018

Posted in: Hot Springs National Park. Tagged: Arkansas Birds, birds-foot Violets, Hiking Trails, hooverfly, Lee Hiller Photography, Mourning Dove, Nature Blog, Nature Photography, Photo Blog, Photography, Rose Verbena, Spiderwort, Wildflowers, Yellow Star Grass. 1 Comment

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Spring is the beginning of wildflower hunting season. To all my fellow wanderers (and those longing to wander) breath in the new green and enjoy Nature’s spectacular pallet of tiny blossoms.

Love to ALL!
Lee

: HSNP Gulpha Gorge Trail Hikers Hut

: HSNP Gulpha Gorge Trail Spring

: HSNP Gulpha Gorge Trail Bird’s-foot Violet

: HSNP Gulpha Gorge Trail Hoverfly Bird’s-foot Violet

: HSNP Gulpha Gorge Trail Spring

: HSNP Gulpha Gorge Trail Spring

: HSNP Gulpha Gorge Trail Spring

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring Spiderwort

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Bird’s-foot Violets

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Bird’s-foot Violets

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Bird’s-foot Violets

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Bird’s-foot Violets

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Bird’s-foot Violets

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Yellow Star Grass

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Yellow Star Grass

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Rose Verbena

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spiderwort

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spiderwort

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Wild Hyacinth

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring View

: HSNP North Mtn Loop Mourning Dove

: HSNP North Mtn Loop Bird’s-foot Violets

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Spring is the poetry that need not be spoken. ~ Lee Hiller

Love to ALL!
Lee

: HSNP Arlington Lawn Field Pansies

: HSNP Hot Springs Mountain Layers of Spring Color

: HSNP Arlington Lawn Variegated Woolly Violet

: HSNP Hot Springs Mountain Trail Pussy Toes

: HSNP Hot Springs Mountain Trail Bird’s-foot Violet

: HSNP Hot Springs Mountain Trail

: HSNP Upper Dogwood Trail Colorful Spring Leaves

: HSNP Upper Dogwood Trail Colorful Spring Leaves

: HSNP Upper Dogwood Trail Colorful Spring Leaves

: HSNP Upper Dogwood Trail Chipmunk

: HSNP Upper Dogwood Trail Spring Leaves

: HSNP Upper Dogwood Trail Spring

: HSNP Upper Dogwood Trail Spring

: HSNP Upper Dogwood Trail Eastern Swallowtail Butterfly

: HSNP Upper Dogwood Trail Spring

: HSNP Upper Dogwood Trail Spring

: HSNP Upper Dogwood Trail Spring

: HSNP Upper Dogwood Trail Spring

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring Spiderwort

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring Wild Hyacinth

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring Wild Hyacinth

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring Spiderwort

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring Blue-gray Gnatchatcher

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring

: HSNP Goat Rock Trail Spring View of Zig Zag Mtns

: HSNP North Mtn Loop Carolina Vetch

: HSNP North Mtn Loop Carolina Vetch

: HSNP North Mtn Loop Carolina Vetch

: HSNP North Mtn Loop Spiderwort

Spriderwort Wildflowers in Deep Purple

Posted by Lee Hiller on March 24, 2016

Posted in: Hot Springs National Park. Tagged: Hot Springs National Park, Nature Blog, Nature Photography, Photo Blog, Photography, Purple Flowers, purple Spiderwort, Spiderwort, Wildflowers. Leave a comment

HSNP Upper Dogwood Trail Purple Spiderwort

It’s Spiderwort Season in Hot Springs National Park! Spiderwort bloom in a glorious pallet of transitioning color in the light and shade. A favorite is a rich velvety purple which creates a wonderful contrast to the yellow stamen.

Love to ALL!

HSNP North Mountain Loop Purple Spiderwort

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Last year Butterflies were scarce in Hot Springs National Park. Many friends throughout the country also reported seeing less insects including Butterflies in 2014. Nature is resilient if we give her space to breathe and recover from human devastation. It has been a blessing to see colorful wings in 2015.

Please be thoughtful in how you protect your plants by avoiding chemical pesticides in favor of interspersing repelling plants. Also a mix of garlic and cayenne makes a great plant spray.

Love to ALL!
Lee