Nature Photos

Image 1. Cymbalaria muralis, sometimes listed as Linaria cymbalaria, la Cymbalaire,
or ivy-leaved toadflax, or Kenilworth ivy. The flowers are tiny, and the plant likes to grow
on cliffs, or stone walls

Image 2. Probably Dactylorhiza fuchsii, la Dactylorhize de fuchs, the common spotted orchid

Image 3. Dactylorhiza sambucina, la Dactylorhize à odeur de sureau,
the elder-flowered orchid. It has two color forms (see next photo.)

Image 4. Dactylorhiza sambucina, la Dactylorhize à odeur de sureau,
the elder-flowered orchid. It has two color forms (see previous photo.)

Image 5. Daucus carota, the wild carrot

Image 6. Daucus carota, the wild carrot

Image 7. Daucus carota, the wild carrot

Image 8. Daucus carota, the wild carrot

Image 9. Daucus carota, the wild carrot

Image 10. A composite flower seedhead, a dandelion.

Image 11. Delphinium sp., or larkspur

Image 12. Dianthus armeria, called Deptford pink||

Image 13. Digitalis lutea, la Digitale jaune, or small yellow foxglove

Image 14. Digitalis lutea, la Digitale jaune, or small yellow foxglove

Image 15. Dipsacus fullonum, called wild teasel or Fuller's teasel

Image 16. Dipsacus fullonum, a dry plant

Image 17. Dipsacus fullonum, a dry plant

Image 18. Dipsacus fullonum, a dry plant

Image 19. Doronicum grandiflorum, called leopard's bane.
This plant was growing near Allos, in a subalpine meadow.

Image 20. Dorycnium hirsutum, sometimes listed as Bonjeania hirsuta,
la Bonjeanie hérissée,called Hairy canary clover, or Gray broom

Image 21. Dorycnium hirsutum, sometimes listed as Bonjeania hirsuta,
la Bonjeanie hérissée,called Hairy canary clover, or Gray broom

Image 22. Dorycnium pentaphyllum, called prostrate canary clover or badassi

Image 23. Echinops ritro, l'Oursin bleu, or globe thistle, in the Cactaceae family.
It blooms later in the season than most plants

Image 24. Echinops ritro

Image 25. Echinops ritro

Image 26. Echinops ritro

Nature Photos