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HollyH and Margaret commented on the photo GreenHeronLkDeltonWI Sep 5

Margaret replied to the discussion State flower images request. Jul 25

Margaret replied to the discussion State flower images request. Jul 24

Margaret left a comment for DebinSC Apr 17

DebinSC left a comment for Margaret Apr 17

DebinSC and Margaret commented on the photo 1st Iris Apr 17

Margaret added 7 photos. View Photos Apr 14

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At 7:45pm on April 16th, 2008, DebinSC said…: Oops! I see from your photo captions, your were in my home territory (I grew up round Pawleys Island)

At 7:44pm on April 16th, 2008, DebinSC said…: Hi Margaret: Where did you visit in SC?

At 11:06am on April 1st, 2008, Margaret said…: Hi folks, SPRING IS GREAT!!! Yes. We just came back from South Carolina and I will post some new photos in a few days. Mute Swans, etc. Special thanks to Abe for the ID of the Milkweed species. (It was from eastern US (West Virginia), and it was on a west facing bank where numerous other wildflowers were present. This was the only one remaining unidentified from last year's West Virginia collection.

At 11:26am on March 30th, 2008, Abe said…: Greetings Margaret, I am new & not set-up, I have been studying native and adaptive exotics, esp. woody species, & enjoy close-up photography. Trying to pick out a better dig. camera. I monitor dates of 1st flowering in spring & sent to a PA nature group a list of nearly 15 species having flowered so far.
Am esp. studying Delphinium tricorne & liked your picture (vertical) of it much, having reviewed many online. It will soon be budded here on its hot shale site and it seeds so fast. Do you do seeds?
I feel your white flowered unidentified is a species of milkweed, Asclepias. Was it eastern US & moist or high ground? Best wishes.

At 9:30am on March 6th, 2008, HollyH said…: Hi Margaret-Thanks wanting to be my friend. I'm honored.
You have such great macros and photos in general. You have inspired me!

At 5:50pm on March 5th, 2008, Margaret said…: We have crocuses and a few dandelions blooming here already and we can hardly wait for more to come. The bird migration is looking real good here lately. Red-headed Blackbirds, Common Grackles, Hooded Mergansers, etc, etc. ISN'T SPRING GREAT!!!

At 4:15pm on March 5th, 2008, Earthsong said…: Hi Margaret,
I think your photo are wonderful - lots of rich, amazing colours. They are making me wish for Spring to hurry up and the flowers to start blooming.