The prairie cone wildflower meadow at Victoria Park

These wildflowers thrive in our heat. We are in the midst of 99 F. (38 C.) days and when I walked by this no mow zone the wildflowers were thriving.

[Ingrid]

Beautiful! They do really well!

[Wylie]

Love it

[Dawn]

Beautiful and a lovely pov

[Beryl Lloyd]

Ooh ! so lovely !

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[mittens (Marilyn)]

This is beautiful, Lou Ann.

[katy]

Isn’t that amazing that they do so well! Our heat got up to 94 yesterday and I don’t know how you can survive 99! Your photo of these flowers is wonderful and I applaud you for getting out to take it!

[Lou Ann]

@grammyn I walk at 7:00 AM or earlier. 😊

[katy]

@louannwarren Even still the temperature and the humidity must be stifling!

[Bep]

Amazing capture.

[Valerie Chesney]

So very lovely.

[carol white]

Beautiful

[Carole Sandford]

Lovely shot! That’s very warm, it was around 30 C here today.

[KWind]

Wow... that's too hot for me!!
Beautiful capture!

[Islandgirl]

Wow gorgeous wildflower field and great leading lines out of the photo!
Way to hot for me...........30C is hot!

[bkb in the city]

Beautiful

[M. Brutus]

Lovely shot. It's had been over 100 here but likely not as humid as there.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Beautiful scene - lovely wildflowers looking fresh in that heat. fav!

[Lou Ann]

@ingrid01 @pusspup @Dawn @beryl @joansmor @mittens @gijsje @happysnaps @carolmw @carole_sandford @kwind @radiogirl @ziggy77 @bkbinthecity @mbrutus @ziggy77 thanks, everyone. This was one of those last minute shots we take when we are walking away, it turned out to be the best shot of the day. It’s on the PP and TP this morning, thank you so much.

[Lou Ann]

@mbrutus yes, our humidity is a killer. 99 F. feels like 107 F, with 38% humidity.

[Diane]

You have captured the meadow so well!

[Nicole Campbell]

What a beautiful picture these flowers make

[Ann H. LeFevre]

That is so pretty! It reminds me of the fields of flowers that Ferry takes. Stay as cool as you can with those temps!! Glad to see you're walking in the morning before the day's heat.