My 4th wildflower find of spring...

Vicia lathyroides or the common name is Spring Vetch. So tiny, it's hard to get a good focus on the little blossoms. The pea-like blooms are a little bigger than a pin head. Non-native from Europe in the fabaceae family of plants. Documented growing wild in the Carolinas and Georgia. More info on this little wildflower here - http://namethatplant.net/plantdetail.shtml?plant=3480

[Milanie]

I've seen these and know how tiny you're talking about - nearly impossible for me to get a decent shot. You did well

[Susan Wakely]

I am used to seeing yellow Vetch but this is lovely.

[Mags]

@milaniet Thank you, Milanie! Always appreciate your support. My phone camera did better than my digital. LOL!

@wakelys Thank you, Susan! I'm not sure I've seen any yellow vetch. One for you to let me see when you can get a shot. =)

[Diana]

Such beautiful little flowers.

[KV]

Not only are they tiny... they are so close to the ground,,, nice work with a challenging wildflower.

[Esther Rosenberg]

Nice to see the flowers popping everywhere.

[Mags]

@ludwigsdiana Thank you, Diana!

@kvphoto Thanks, KV! They are very challenging to shoot.

@dutchothotmailcom Yes, it is delightful to find them. =)

[Larry Steager]

Well done, the DOF pulls you right into the photo.

[Mags]

@larrysphotos Thank you, Larry!

[LManning (Laura)]

Beautiful details.

[Mags]

@ljmanning Can you see them that well? LOL! Thank you, Laura!

[Kate]

We’re you laying on the ground for this shot?

[Mags]

@k9photo LOL! Just about, Kate. Was leaning on one elbow.