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Officially, according to wild flower books, in Scotland the wild flower known as a Harebell is the Scottish Bluebell . What is generally referred to as a Bluebell south of the Border is the Wild Hyacinth. Now, isn't that confusing?
Have to say, don't know any Scot who doesn't call these Harebells and those of the woods, Bluebells.
Harebells have lovely, delicate, thimble-like flowers scattered down wirey stems and are as beloved by bees as are the other Bluebells.
| Camera: | Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3 |
| Recording media: | JPEG (digital) |
| Title: | Scottish Bluebells |
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| Uploaded: | 18 Jun 2009 - 6:32 AM |
| Tags: | Close-up / macro, Flash / lighting, Flowers & plants |
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Comments
another lovely image...what do you sit your flowers on?
Definatly V1. Love the colour and reflection.
Craig.
Two fantastic images, wonderful colours and detail, and superb reflections, V1 definately for me.
Hugh
Dare I say I think this is your best so far
Keep them coming please
Barbs
Beautiful captures. Lovely detail and great colour. Looks very similar to Campanula (Bell Flower).
Steve.
Look like harebells to me, and very nice ones at that. Sylvia
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