Trillium

One of our earliest native wildflowers to emerge from the ground in spring. I love them! We have lots on our property.

[Lisa Stein]

Great focus! Lovely shot, Jan!

[Caz]

Beautiful, love the focus !

[Joanne Hunter]

Love that you can see all that detail on the petals!

[Sue Wilde]

So precise and lovely

[Cathie]

Beautiful photo, Jan. I love those lovely and subtle lines in the petals.

[Frank Hymus]

Another lovely flower shot. Sharp and clear.

[Elaine]

Gorgeous capture Jan!

[Carol B]

Jan, this is so lovely! Wisconsin is still ankle deep in snow in many places. Glad I'm not there.

[Debbie Christoff]

Beautiful flower Jan! I don't think I have ever seen one of these before.

[Kathryn 🐎]

A beautiful flower, don't think I have seen one here, are they specific to your area ? Lovely shot of it.

[Corrie]

Awesome picture, well done!

[Ann Jones]

Such a beautiful capture!

[JoAnn Bayne]

Beautiful.

[Ann]

Beautiful shot....such perfect handling of the white.

[Nita]

Very pretty. I imagine they look wonderful scattered all about your property.

[Judi]

I love how pristine and clear this is.

[Jan K]

@pflaume @cazann @mamamia @mamamia @swilde THanks so much.

[Jan K]

@cathieg - thanks Cathie - one of my favorite native wildflowers.
@frankhymus - thanks kindly Frank - I do like these flowers - they turn pink when they mature so there will be more on here.
@elaine55 @genesis_one @rhos @joannbayne @foxsparrow @sansjuan @judis - thanks so much - love the trilliums.
@carolb @corgimom @bristolrose - thanks kindly. The Western trillium is found in the Western US and British Columbia, Canada. It tends to grow in woodlands. They start white and turn pink as they mature. In Eastern Canada I think they have a red variety.

[Vitamin K]

Very pretty, I like the lines on the flower. Nice framing too.