Cape Jewelweed Photograph by Iina Van Lawick

Cape Jewelweed

by I'ina Van Lawick

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Cape Jewelweed

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I'ina Van Lawick

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Photograph - Photographs

Description

One of the beautiful 'weeds' that grow in abundance at the wildlife refuge near Olympia, WA. Great subjects for photography.

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April 27th, 2017

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Comments (6)

Jeannie Rhode

I'ina, Congratulations on your Feature in Flower On Black !

I'ina Van Lawick replied:

Thank you very much, Jeannie.

William Tasker

I love Jewelweed, I'ina! We used to have them in Maine when I lived there! Gorgeous! Your beautiful image has been featured by Wildflowers Of The World. L/F

I'ina Van Lawick replied:

Thank you very much, William, for the feature. Yes, my favorite weed at the Refuge. We will have lots again this year.

I'ina Van Lawick

Thank you very much, Bob, for the feature in Your Very Best Photography.

Connie Handscomb

A beautiful bright blooms, l'ina! Striking against the black background :))

I'ina Van Lawick replied:

Thank you very much, Connie. One of my favorite flowers. I hope to catch one of them with a bee in it. Always a chuckle to see them hanging partway in and enjoying their sweet treat.