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A few fields in the lower Midwest are turning bright, saturated yellow with wildflowers this week. From some quick researching, these are called 'Golden Ragwort', and they offer another deep color to the green and blue landscapes on the prairies.
Beautiful photos. My favorites are #1 and #3. Nice.
- Posted by Jackie Dishner from Phoenix | | |
Thanks Jackie, even though it's flat out here, there is still plenty of scenery :)
- Posted by Dan R. from New Baden, IL | | |
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