A few weeks ago we spent a few days in middle Georgia where I enjoyed wandering around the fields of an old dairy farm. As I walked around I saw spring flowers and new growth all around me.
It was easy to spot this brightly colored thistle growing in the middle of a field.
Many thanks to Patti for this Photo Challenge: Focusing on the Details. Please be sure to visit her original post at Lens-Artists Challenge #146: Focusing on the Details
Wandering Dawgs 
Beautiful flowers, but I also like that ear of grass a lot.
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Always so pretty to see flowers. Fun challenge!
Enjoy your weekend by friend!
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Thanks Nancy. You too!
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Lovely close-ups, especially of that colorful thistle! I love getting in the face of flowers!
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Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the flower images
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Beautiful images of so many beauties created by nature.
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Thank you!
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Beautiful shots. When we lived in the Midwest, I remember digging up a lot of thistles.
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Judy, they are beautiful growing in a field but not a flower I want in my yard!
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Lovely, lovely, lovely! Beautiful post, Beth. I love the new growth on the pine tree! Glad you added these beauties to our collection this week.
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Thanks Patti! I love seeing the spring wildflowers and new growth on the trees and bushes.
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They’re so joyful.
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Beautiful!
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Thanks John!
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Lovely post Beth – our spring flowers bring us so much joy after a long winter – especially the one just past. I’m feeling their resilience is a great model for the rest of us! Beautiful details in these.
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Thank you Tina. I always enjoy seeing what’s blooming in the country.
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These are just lovely – and so much longed for! New growths on trees are very special. Sometimes it is difficult to see what they will become.
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Thank you! I love seeing the new growth on trees and plants.
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It’s refreshing, isn’t it!
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