Trailing Windmill Wildflower — Image by kenne
Trailing windmill blooms,
petals turning with the breeze—
mountain light flickers.
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Cloudless Sulphur On Trailing Windmill — Image by kenne
It’s time to enjoy
Sonoran desert beauty
In the summertime.
— kenne
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Cloudless Sulphur On Trailing Windmill — Image by kenne
“Instructions for living a life.
Pay attention.
Be astonished.
Tell about it.”
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Trailing Windmills — Image by kenne
The orchid-colored trailing windmills is a vine that grows along the ground; the plant may be 10 feet across.
The stems, leaves, and buds are covered with soft white hair. The stems and flowers are sticky, and one rarely finds
a flower without grains of sand stuck on the upper surface. Technically, what appears to be 1 flower is a cluster
of 3 resembling a single radially symmetrical flower but no one but a trained botanist would ever guess it.
— Source: wildflower.org
