Snow Drops? by Faemike55

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Mar 04, 2012

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I put the question mark as I've never really seen any before can anyone help? thanks thank you all for your comments and faves Mike I hope you have a great week

Comments (73)

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mrestey

8:38AM | Mon, 05 March 2012

WOW! You've got flowers blooming out there already? Beautiful!

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debbielove

8:53AM | Mon, 05 March 2012

For sure they are Snowdrops. Well spotted Mike! Beautiful shot!!! Rob

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thecytron

8:55AM | Mon, 05 March 2012

Lovely flowers!

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1010

8:57AM | Mon, 05 March 2012

Such pretty petite blooms Mike.

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toyyaris

9:13AM | Mon, 05 March 2012

beautiful image hugs

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Fidelity2

9:19AM | Mon, 05 March 2012

Super. I like it all the way. Thank you so much for this one a lot. 5+!

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Richardphotos

9:19AM | Mon, 05 March 2012

beautiful flowers Mike

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netot

9:21AM | Mon, 05 March 2012

I Would say they were fairies, but after reading the comment Jennyfnf I say they are witches going to a dance

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VEDES

9:24AM | Mon, 05 March 2012

Fantastic capture!!!

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J5ive

9:49AM | Mon, 05 March 2012

Yes they are!! A sign of better days to come!! Wonderful capture Mike!

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pat40

10:16AM | Mon, 05 March 2012

Perfect pic.

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tennesseecowgirl

10:18AM | Mon, 05 March 2012

How pretty love the color~

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cricke49

10:24AM | Mon, 05 March 2012

sounds like the ayes have it, must be snowdrops! awesome photo capture, beautiful looking flowers!:)*5

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Jay-el-Jay

10:29AM | Mon, 05 March 2012

That sounds like a good name for them.A wonderful shot and a welcome sight.

KnightWolverine

10:35AM | Mon, 05 March 2012

There are 75 different species and varieties of Snowdrops. They are all white. This is probably why only two species are commonly cultivated. The first is Galanthus nivalis, usually known as the Garden Snowdrop. A Snowdrop plant looks like three drops of milk hanging from a stem. This accounts for the Latin name Galanthus which means milk-white flowers. These Snowdrop bulbs, are originally from Europe and Asia Minor. There you go Mike....(smiles)... Beautiful Capture!

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Feliciti

11:37AM | Mon, 05 March 2012

with translator schneeglöckchen = snowdrops yes ,looks so beautiful ,know many fields of snowdrops of here in germany too

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Hubert

12:08PM | Mon, 05 March 2012

Lovely! I always prefer seeing snow drops to snow flakes! ;)

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Rainastorm

1:52PM | Mon, 05 March 2012

Beautiful Mike...

alanwilliams

2:03PM | Mon, 05 March 2012

love the low angle

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Radar_rad-dude

2:08PM | Mon, 05 March 2012

A wonderful photo capture of these beautiful flowers! Thanks for sharing!

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crender Online Now!

2:45PM | Mon, 05 March 2012

Superb!!! i love it!!

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mermaid

3:45PM | Mon, 05 March 2012

oh sweet snowdrops, Mike, already out at your place, I envy you, we got another snowtime today...

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MrsRatbag

4:13PM | Mon, 05 March 2012

Yes, snowdrops indeed, a nice healthy clump of them. Beautiful find!

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flavia49

4:38PM | Mon, 05 March 2012

fabulous image!

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alessimarco

4:41PM | Mon, 05 March 2012

~Really beautiful capture Mike!~

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ia-du-lin

4:44PM | Mon, 05 March 2012

lovely flowers, beautiful capture

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HADCANCER

5:48PM | Mon, 05 March 2012

Having read the details on this flower in the prior comment. I can see you are a plant smuggler and Likely and international wanted man...LOL Song is old. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OURKsArvxBQ

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