I suppose I’m a little addicted to blogging since I thought I would share a quickie post today for Wordless Wednesday before I come back with my weekly Sunday Stills feature on April 17th.
Here in Eastern Washington, I’m walking amongst early spring’s wildflowers.
Mountain daffies grow wild on the mountainsides.
Sunday Stills will be back on Easter Sunday, April 17th with a color challenge featuring no color. Huh? Unless you consider diamond and/or quartz a color…definitely a challenge!
Here are two more early spring wildflowers covered in recent water droplets to fuel your imagination for the “diamond and quartz” color challenge.
Sharing for Cee’s FOTD and Dawn’s Spring Festival.
See you Sunday!
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Those are beautiful, Terri. These are so different than domesticated flowers, aren’t they?
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With all the rain we’ve had, there seem to me more variety this spring, Jacqui. Soon the arrowleaf sunflowers will bloom everywhere 💛
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Lovely flowers, Terri 🙂
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Thank you, Hammad!
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Oh Terri, you have some marvelous flowers for today. I so adore your yellow daffodil 😀
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Thank you, Cee!
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Wow! Those flowers are gorgeous! Thanks for the reminder – and tip – on your coming diamond and quartz challenge. I don’t have a lot of either of those lying around, so finding the color other ways is probably the way I’ll go! 🙂 And it’s good to have you back!
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Aww, thank you, Susanne. What a nice thing to say! I’m sure your clever self will find something!
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I hope so! 😉 🙂
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I’ve never seen mountain daffodils. They are cool looking.
Thanks for liking up.
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I don’t remember seeing them here last year. They were a nice surprise! 💐
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How lovely those wild daffodils, Terri! A happy Easter to you 🤗💟
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Thank you, Jo! Happy Easter to you!
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Our crocuses aren’t out yet as winter has returned! Lovely photos.
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Winter kind of returned here too. No snow luckily..
Yet 🤞
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Nice to see you, Terri. I will definitely check out SundayStills this Easter. See you there!
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Thanks, Donna! It’s hard to be gone from the blog long. I’m planning to do some catching up reading today including your post.
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Lovely daffodils, Terri! I had some this year. My daughter bought five bags of tulips and two bags of daffodils from Costco. I was busy helping her plant during the last trip seeing her. She gave me some bulbs. I planted the tulips and saved the daffodils for next year. Which part of Washington are you? I forgot. It would be interesting to see your Sunday Still with no color.
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Hi Miriam! We’re in Nine Mile Falls a little north of Spokane. I would love to do some planting like you describe. Just enjoying the wildflowers for now. The “clear” photo challenge (think diamond and quartz) should be fun! Where are you located?
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Great photos, Terri. The daffodil is gorgeous. I hope you had a good time in Leavenworth.
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Thanks, Graham! We really had a great time. Lake Wenatchee was beautiful. The whole area was amazing to see.
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Lovely photos!
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Thank you Aletta. It’s nice to see much more wildflowers this spring with all the snow and rain we’ve had. Males such a difference!
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Oh yes! Rain does wonders 💐
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I loved your quickie post, Terri. My daffys were out and they all got squashed by an unexpected dump of snow! You spring blooms are beautiful. Thanks for the smiles!
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Thanks, Diana! Oh, so sorry about your squashed daffys! Sadly I’ve seen that happen more often than not, especially when we visited Lake Tahoe in May a few years ago.
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🙂 Snow this late in the year is super rare, so I’m not boo-hooing too bad. Spring is on its way.
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We need all the precipitation we can get!
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That’s true! I’ll be wishing for it soon.
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Beautiful flowers, Terri. I will be very interested to see what people come up with for Sunday’s challenge. Hmmmm….
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Thank you, Janis! It’s amazing what you can find when you look 😉
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Beautiful flowers Terri – our wildflowers are not poking through the ground, nor carpet of leaves yet due to our wintry weather, maybe a couple of weeks yet.
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Thanks, Linda. We actually had a bit of snow this morning! Crazy long winter here!
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It is crazy Terri. Hope Mother Nature soon gets the memo that we’re now in Spring!
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