I went for a walk yesterday along the Roaring Run Trail in Apollo, which follows the Kiski River for quite a ways. After a week of weirdly warm temperatures for mid-March I was not surprised (well, I was a little surprised) to see the array of wildflowers that were blooming. Many of these often hold off to early April in a more typical year.
Here are a few examples (and you can click to see a larger image):
Bloodroot and Spring Beauty Great Chickweed
Yellow Corydalis Dutchman’s Breeches
Purple Dead Nettle Cut-leaved Toothwort
