06/26/24

 It's Wildflower Wednesday here on the Blog!  Today's flower is one that is very common it seems, Red Clover, which looks more pink to me.  😂  It can be found blooming for quite a long time,  May through September.  It is used for soil improvement and produces good quality hay for livestock.

7/30/20

Today is only Thursday but I wanted to share a butterfly shot today.  This is one from very late Spring that shows off the pattern on a Giant Swallowtail quite well.  It was enjoying the Red Clover that was growing quite abundantly this year.

6/12/20

About a week ago while I was out walking late one afternoon I spotted this butterfly in among the Red Clover.  This is a male Tiger Swallowtail.  The Red Clover has been quite the butterfly magnet.  It made for some lovely background bokeh as well so sharing this today because Friday's Are Bokehlicious!

6/5/20

The Red Clover is blooming like crazy right now and it is a butterfly Magnet.  I have observed a number of Monarchs enjoying them, as many as at least 7 at one time.  Very cool to see.  I captured this one and with the great bokeh behind I had to share it today.  Fridays are Bokehlicious!

5/27/20

It's Wildflower Wednesday on the Blog once again.  The week seems to go by quickly these days.  Today's flower is another new one for the Wildflower Pages but a common one in Kansas.  This is Red Clover.

It has been added to the Pink and Red Page on the Blog of Kansas Wildflowers.