Wild chervil (Anthriscus sylvestris) is blossoming everywhere. I rather like it: big lace-like bushes are splendid around the yard.
And they have a faint scent, sweet but not too heavy...
Two little pines and one spruce trying to gain space and light
Spreading bellflower (Campanula patula) and a fly
A closer look to the depths of the flower
Dandelion (Taraxacum) spreading the seed - those little parachutes we all know ever since we were kids and blew them to flight
It reminds me of a pincushion, the pompon where they are attached
And the flocks are so light and delicate
Wood crane's-bill (Geranium silvaticum) is also called as 'the midsummer flower' - now it is a bit early
Their color vary from very light, almost white to really dark violet - this is somewhere in the middle
It is surprising that this ordinary flower at close-up reveals beauty that can compare to some jungle-flowers and their exotic colors!
The flower of arctic bramble (Rubus arcticus) with - again - a fly!
The little starwort (Stellaria) - here with the obligatory visiting fly - is another little beauty
Like an abstract sculpture...
This spring and early summer have been full of various butterflies...
Meadowsweet (Filipendula ulmaris) in the bud
An eager flover-fly in wood crane's-bill
The little star of the carpel is very faintly ruby colored
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