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A close-up photograph of a white water lily.

Painted Trillium, Peck Lake Trail, Algonquin Park

Starflower

A photograph of a white trillium in full bloom at Pink Lake. — White Trillium at Pink Lake

Moss and Lichen Microcosm

In this close-up of a jack-in-the-pulpit flower, the clublike spathe can be seen emerging from the hooded, tubular, green and red flower. — Jack-in-the-pulpit, Chapman Mills West

Pitcher Plant

A patch of flowering sundews grows on floating log. — Sundews

Trillium, Carp Hills

A cluster of white enchanter's nightshade blooms in the forest. — Enchanter’s Nightshade, Manotick Drumlin Forest

Iris versicolour

A delicate spring beauty blooms beside a trout lily leaf. — Spring Beauty in KNL Natural Area

Fen Flower

Bog Rosemary – Marlborough Forest

A close-up photograph of single, yellow violet growing on the forest floor. — Downy Yellow Violet, Manotick Drumlin Forest

Round-leaved Sundew

Eastern Prairie Fringed Orchid

A close-up photograph of a purple iris in bloom on the shore of the Snye River. — Iris versicolor – Snye River

Opeongo Line, Ottawa Valley

Painted Trilliums, Mizzy Lake Trail, Algonquin Park

Dogbane, Four Seasons Conservation Forest, Deep River

Milkweed, Carp River Restoration Area

A close-up photograph of an orchid called Swamp Pink. — Swamp Pink

Eastern Prairie Fringed Orchid and Pitcher Plant

A swamp pink blooms on a fen mat. — Swamp Pink

Fern Garden

Spruce Bog Trail, Algonquin Park

Penstemon

Mizzy Lake Trail, Algonquin Park

Spruce Bog Trail, Algonquin Park

Peck Lake Trail, Algonquin Park

Four ostrich fern fronds begin to unfurl on the shore of the Rideau River. — Ostrich Fern on the Rideau River

Peck Lake Trail, Algonquin Park

A small cluster of purple irises blooms on a marshy shoreline. — Iris versicolor Blooming on the Snye

The buds on the floral spike of a Canada mayflower swell before blooming. — Canada Mayflower, Manotick Drumlin Forest

Young ostrich ferns unfurl amidst tender leaves of trout lilies. — Ostrich Fern and Trout Lily, Richmond Fen Swamp

Beaverpond, Algonquin Park

Pink Ladyslipper

A small cluster of white bloodroot shines in the sun. — Canada Bloodroot

American Ginseng and Maidenhair Fern

Early Low Blueberry

Peck Lake, Algonquin Park

Water’s Edge

Pitcher plants bloom on a fen mat in the Petawawa Research Forest. — Northern Pitcher Plant, Petawawa Research Forest

A garden of ostrich ferns glows in sunlight. — Ostrich Ferns, Manotick Drumlin Forest

Two tall, white trilliums bloom beside a tree trunk. — Trilliums, Manotick Drumlin Forest

A close-up photograph of the purple flower of blue-eyed grass. — Blue-eyed Grass

Sunlight catches the spreading canopy of a mature, forest maple tree. — Maple Tree, Manotick Drumlin Forest

Pink Ladyslippers, Mizzy Lake Trail, Algonquin Park

A purple pickerelweed grows in shoreline marsh. — Pickerelweed

The yellow bloom of large flowered bellwort droops from its limp leaves. — Large Flowered Bellwort at Pink Lake

A dense bed of ferns shines bright green in the sun. — Ferns

Sundews, Costello Creek, Algonquin Park

Moss Blanket

Columbines

Yellow marsh marigolds bloom beside Upper Poole Creek. — Marsh Marigold Along Upper Poole Creek

Pink Ladyslipper, Peck Lake Trail, Algonquin Park

Pink Ladyslippers, Peck Lake Trail, Algonquin Park

A delicate pink orchid, called a rose pogonia, glistens with raindrops in a fen. — Rose Pogonia

A brilliant yellow trout lily blooms on the forest floor. — Trout Lily in KNL Natural Area

Two yellow water lilies reflect in the calm water of Constance Creek. — Yellow Water Lilies

An endangered eastern prairie fringed orchid. — Eastern Prairie Fringed Orchid

A pitcher plant grows amidst the mosses on a peat mat. — Pitcher Plant

An early saxifrage blooms in a cluster of white flowers, emerging from a rosette of leaves clinging to a crevice in bare rock. — Early Saxifrage at Pink Lake

A solitary, pink rose pogonia rises from a fen mat. — Rose Pogonia

Broad-leaved toothwort blooms on the forest floor in Chapman Mills East. — Broad-leaved Toothwort, Chapman Mills East

Fireweed

A cluster of bright, yellow trout lilies bloom on the forest floor. — Trout Lilies Bloom in Bilberry Creek Ravine

Kidney-leaved Violet

Cotton Grass, Costello Creek, Algonquin Park

Rattlesnake Fern

Cardinal Flower

Grasspink

A close-up photograph of a white water lily. — White Water Lily

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Author nicholasstowPosted on July 31, 2018August 1, 2018Format GalleryCategories GalleriesTags Gallery, nature photography, Plants, wildflowers

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