Skunk Cabbage

A clear sign of Spring here. We saw several of them on yesterday's hike on a new trail.Thanks for your visits, comments, suggestions, favs

[Alison Tomlin]

Ah thats cool. I literally just looked at one of these as a potential subject bit it wasn't quite out this far. You got some lovely detail.

[Terri Morris]

Cool looking

[Mags]

Wonderful find and capture!

[Diana]

Lovely shot of this unusual plant, it looks so waxy.

[Lou Ann]

Hmmm do they do their name justice with their fragrance?

[Nada]

Such an interesting plant and name

[Jane Pittenger]

@louannwarren yes, but it is more subtle than the animal's scent

[Lou Ann]

@jgpittenger oh my!

[Pat Knowles]

Poor plant having a name like that....rather fine looking though!

[The Dog Lady]

never seen one... do they have an odor

[Jane Pittenger]

@dogwoman subtle skunk smell

[Caterina]

Beautiful colors and sharpness

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[LManning (Laura)]

Wonderful capture. Love the details, especially the water droplets.

[Jean]

lovely shot! That brings back memories of taking walks in the woods with my parents and seeing skunk cabbage. I thought the name was funny at the time.

[haskar]

Nice find and great colours.

[Cally]

My husband had a vendetta on them last year and dug out hundreds including little babies. They are just starting to come up now but hardly any - yet.

[Shirley]

Very pretty......haven’t seen that since I was a kid.....so long ago !

[Esther Rosenberg]

They are so nice

[Milanie]

Beautiful - have heard of them but don't think I've seen one.

[Rick]

Neat looking plant. Great capture.

[Rob Z]

What an interesting looking plant.

[Merrelyn]

What an interesting looking plant.

[Allison Maltese]

A beautiful crisp image. Ours are burgundy striped here in CT. I will have to find one to photograph for you this week.