Waiting For The Bloodroot

It’s tough timing the opening of the bloodroot flower to shoot. I timed it just right last year but missed them the two previous years. They only last a couple days, and I usually get there to early and then come back to late. I’m going out to check my local hot spots this week.

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Hey Mike – I saw a few flowers last weekend at Holland Ponds, but was still early for them. I think this week they should be popping up. But they sure don’t stick around for long.

Comment by Mark | April 14, 2009 | Reply
Hey Mark, I’m going to try and get out tomorrow afternoon, I have a show this weekend and have been getting ready for it and haven’t had time to get out.

Comment by Mike Moats | April 14, 2009 | Reply
Beautiful shot Mike, bloodroot is definitely a pain to time, I still haven’t got a nice shot yet !!

Comment by Bernie Kasper | April 27, 2009 | Reply

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