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The last piles of snow are melted, and early spring flowers are blooming! Welcome to May in Maine!

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Bloodroot, in the poppy family, is my first flower of spring.

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Bloodroot stems & roots produce a red-orange juice.

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Bloodroot have gorgeous petals, pistil and stamen.

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Bloodroot leaves grow larger after the flower fades.

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Apricot Whirl Daffodil

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Apricot Whirl Pistil and Stamen

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Las Vegas Daffodil blooms early to mid spring

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Mount HoodDaffodilblooms mid-spring.

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Amadeus Mozart Daffodil

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Amadeus Mozart Daffodil

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These Pussy Willow catkins are female flowers on a female tree.

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Silver hairs help insulate the developing reproductive parts.

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Female Pussy Willow flowers with a pistil at the top of each ovary. The female catkins develop later than male catkins. They are on separate plants.

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Forsythia

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Magnolia flower bud

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The sweet scent of magnolia wafts through the air.

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Magnolia

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All the daffodils are bulbs from Breck’s at www.brecks.com

Wide shot photos were taken with a 70-200 mm lens. Close-ups were taken with the same lens plus a 20 mm extension

tube.