Hello, good morning to all the beautiful people of this nature-loving community. I hope you are having a nice day, and getting ready to enjoy the weekend in a place full of nature. Do you already have any plans? Any natural space is perfect for days off.
I've been away from writing a lot because of my business, and because of the sporting events of the past few days, but I have a photographic archive full of beautiful and interesting things I've captured in the natural places I've visited in the last two weeks.
One of the things I usually do during my morning walking routine is to take pictures. Everything I like in the environment, I capture with my lens, and save it in my device, but nature, of course, is the one that gets my full attention. From a wild critter or an insect, to the beautiful free blooming flowers and flowering trees that were full of colors last month.
I wanted to do this post only about wildflowers, because talking about them and the wonderful range of species you can have, is something that is enjoyable, and almost infinite, because in every outing I could see hundreds of different types of flowers, sizes, colors, shapes, and textures, and honestly, it is something I would never get tired of admiring.
To talk a little about wildflowers, I did some research on the web, and it could be said that this type of flowers are those that grow spontaneously without us preparing the soil to plant them, let alone taking care of them with the same dedication as ornamental flowers. They grow in many environments and are adapted to various conditions and climatic changes.
They can sprout freely in forests, fields, mountains, riverbanks, the shores of lakes, and any other humid place that facilitates their growth. There are flowers similar to wildflowers that do need attention to be cultivated, but the similarity is only in appearance since their care to keep them beautiful is dedicated. The essential function of wild flowers is pollination, a joint work with insects that take the pollen from inside them to spread it to other places.
For me, they are the joy of the fields, meadows, mountains, and any place where they sprout, because their variety of colors bring a special harmony to every place where they are found. Their aesthetic value can be an inspiration for paintings with wonderful landscapes, even in manual works, which are always part of the drawings that children and plastic artists create. They are also used in floral arrangements as part of the natural foliage.
From a symbolic point of view, wild flowers convey freedom, simplicity, and the fragility of natural beauty. Among some well-known ones are Bella a las once, daisy, chamomile, marigold, marigold, purslane, zinccia, lily, poppy, cotton, among many others, and I tell you that those that I was able to photograph, I honestly do not know their names, but what a great variety of floral species I found on my way.
I would love to know the names of each one and be able to recognize them every time I go for a walk or go to the countryside. The presence of these species in nature really fills our eyes with harmony, because their varied shapes and colors immediately capture the attention of those of us who admire nature in all its splendor.
With this photographic repertoire I say goodbye until another opportunity to show you another theme about the wonderful nature. Thank you very much for visiting my blog, have a nice day.
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