Somewhere in Colorado
August 7, 2019
I thought these delicate white flowers were so pretty. I’m going to have to lean on my expert friends to determine an ID for them. We were somewhere in Colorado, in the mountains, when we started seeing them.
“He who asks is a fool for five minutes, but he who does not ask remains a fool forever.” ~ Mark Twain
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Linda
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Bruno Suignard
on November 6, 2019very nice!!
nelli
on August 10, 2019GORGEOUS LIGHT
KDP450
on August 9, 2019Lovely light
BIRDS-WILDLIFE-AUSTRALIA
on August 8, 2019Very pretty flowers ! Nice find !!!
Darlene Jansen
on August 7, 2019Beautiful capture Linda, I agree with Elizabeth, they do look like a serviceberry blossom; we have 3 of these in our backyard & they are filled with white tiny flowers in the spring, which then turn into yummy tasting berries, that both humans & birds can eat :)
Rick Willis
on August 7, 2019Nice Find 😃...
Donna McCommon
on August 7, 2019Beautiful capture, and I can just smell the aroma from them.
Judith Sparhawk
on August 7, 2019Very pretty flowers....I'll believe our expert, Elizabeth, rather than venture a guess. I have the thought they would have a sweet scent.
arctangent
on August 7, 2019A beautiful spring sight, indeed.
I'll be a voice in the wilderness and say they're serviceberry (genus Amelanchier). I believe wild plum blossoms would have a more open look, with the stamens showing prominently. Their being in the mountains makes the serviceberry ID more likely, as well.
Janet McQueen
on August 7, 2019Beautiful capture with the hint of bright blue sky shining through, lovely find, Linda... I'm joining the 'wild plum' guess, but also.. not sure... :)