The tiniest flower hiding in the field…

You really have to look where you’re walking, this was a delightful find considering the meadow was recently cut.

It feels like summer…

[Diana]

Lovely find and capture, such a gorgeous little flower.

[Babs]

Well spotted, it looks so tiny

[Rob Z]

Such a sweet little thing..

[Zilli]

Great find and capture

[Joan Robillard]

Cute

[Susan Wakely]

Sweet little flower.

[Neil]

Lovely little flower.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Very pretty indeed- a treasure waiting for you to find.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Well spotted and a sweet shot.

[Oli Lindenskov]

Lovely😊

[Agnes]

Beautiful

[Susan Klassen]

Wonderful find! Lovely shot!

[Judith Johnson]

Very sweet

[Margaret Brown]

Nailed it, lovely find!

[bkb in the city]

Beautiful

[Carole Sandford]

Great find & capture!

[Islandgirl]

Pretty flower!

[Paula Fontanini]

So delicate & beautiful...how lucky that you spotted it!

[Peter Dulis]

nice one :)

[Shutterbug]

Beautiful capture of the tiny.

[Harry J Benson]

Nice find

[Yao RL]

Photographers notice these tidy things, aren't we lucky.

[Dione Giorgio]

Lovely capture. I see many of these tiny flowers in my garden. They are called Scarlet Pimpernel. The name of this flower is also a nickname for a daring hero of the French Revolution. The hero was Sir Percy Blakeney, an English nobleman who disguised himself as a foppish dandy and secretly rescued French aristocrats from the guillotine. I remember watching the film.

[Maxine Lathbury]

Super photo...I too remember the Scarlet Pimpernel film

[Beverley]

@sangwann you have made my day! I’m thrilled to read your note… what lovely name for a charming little flower.
I loved the movie ‘the scarlet pimpernel’… it’s a wonderful story…
Thank you so much for your words…

[Beverley]

@yaorenliu I agree with you, we are Very very lucky indeed.

It has little to do with the things we see and everything to do with the way we see them.

[Kathy A]

Such a pretty little flower