Chicory is one of my favorite wildflowers. I love it’s periwinkle blue color, and it’s simple but beautiful petals. Once I took some macro photos of chicory (or rather I cropped them so they were macro), and it’s fascinating what they look like up close. Here is a close-up one to start with:
And here are some macro pictures. The last one looks kind of odd, but it’s a picture nonetheless.
And I’ll throw in a bonus picture just for kicks. 🙂 Can anyone guess what flower the little bee (or whatever it is) is on?
***Allison***
I love how you can see the pollen! So neat!
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Thanks! I know! I’m not totally sure it’s pollen, but it very well could be – whatever it is, it’s pretty!
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I love these blue pictures of delicate flowers! I remember chicory, but it’s one we do not have here in Vanderhoof.
Could the white flower possibly be Queen Anne’s lace, (wild carrot)?
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Yep, you’re right about both! The blue flower is chicory and the white is Queen Anne’s lace. I love them both – it’s so sad that chicory doesn’t grow in Vanderhoof. 😦
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