This morning I went for a walk and took some photos of a wild flower called convolvulus.
This flower grows mainly in the fields, but it can be found on the outskirts of urban wastelands and gardens.
Having walked across the glade a little more, I met a whole group of these flowers, which amicably arranged under the sun.
Although these flowers look very beautiful on a green glade, but for most gardeners they are considered harmful weeds and gardeners get rid of them.
I like these flowers, because their white flowers create an unusual contrast among the green grasses in the meadow.
I hope you also liked these flowers.