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<blockquote data-quote="Pretzel" data-source="post: 329205" data-attributes="member: 12257">Day 187 - ARGH!Found a spot, on the previous day, that had HUNDREDS of these blooms, with some kind of white bloom mixed in.&nbsp; Apparently, though, they are morning bloomers and weren't out for the sunset light as I had hoped.&nbsp; Just these few were blooming when I arrived, so I made the best of it.I have to admit, these are some of my favorite wildflowers ever, and I just found out tonight that they are the state wildflower of FLORIDA!&nbsp; No wonder I like them so much!&nbsp; I hope to live with 'em down on that southern peninsula someday...I present the Plains Coreopsis, or as some call it, the &quot;Tickseed&quot;.[ATTACH=full]99805[/ATTACH]When I turned around, saddened by the lack of HUNDREDS of blooms, I caught these 3 Killdeer watching me from under a weeping willow.&nbsp; I think the couple from yesterday ratted me out, and I'm starting to get nervous...[ATTACH=full]99806[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pretzel, post: 329205, member: 12257"] Day 187 - ARGH! Found a spot, on the previous day, that had HUNDREDS of these blooms, with some kind of white bloom mixed in. Apparently, though, they are morning bloomers and weren't out for the sunset light as I had hoped. Just these few were blooming when I arrived, so I made the best of it. I have to admit, these are some of my favorite wildflowers ever, and I just found out tonight that they are the state wildflower of FLORIDA! No wonder I like them so much! I hope to live with 'em down on that southern peninsula someday... I present the Plains Coreopsis, or as some call it, the "Tickseed". [ATTACH type="full" width="60%"]99805._xfImport[/ATTACH] When I turned around, saddened by the lack of HUNDREDS of blooms, I caught these 3 Killdeer watching me from under a weeping willow. I think the couple from yesterday ratted me out, and I'm starting to get nervous... [ATTACH type="full" width="60%"]99806._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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