Love spring! Missed last years as I was in hospital/bed recovering, so this one is most welcome!

Taken down by the River Aire in Myrtle Park, Bingley.

My garden variety - Kaukasian Forget-me-not - if I remember correctly. :-) It has quite dark blue flowers and later in the summer its leaves grow to be enourmous. The leaves are very dark green, slightly hairy and the size of my hands

...I've been to Laoag!

The "Laoag sign" greets visitors to the capital city of the Philippine province of Ilocos Norte.

Actually I wanted to continue with local water birds. But then I decided to take another macro/close-up shot, as I'm now pretty unsatisfied with yesterday's shot. Hope you enjoy this one more! It's been lying in my picture folder for a while now, back from early spring when the forget-me-not was blooming all around! Have a nice evening and see you tomorrow!

East London.

If you plant forget me not on the grave of the one you love they never die. (a wives tale).

Für Berti (eulenbilder)

Japanese art print by Hikaru Mabuchi (1929-)

'In memory, everything seems to happen to music.'

(Tennessee Williams, The Glass Menagerie)

Credits: © Selenelion Visual Art (MMXVI)

Note: 'Cathedral Grove is a rare and endangered remnant of an ancient Douglas fir ecosystem on Vancouver Island in British Columbia (BC), Canada. The biggest trees in the Grove are about 800 years old and measure 75 m (250 ft) in height and 9 m (29 ft) in circumference. They are the survivors of a forest fire that ravaged the area some 350 years ago and the even more devastating invasion by Europeans who colonized Vancouver Island from 1849 [...] Groves of ancient trees are today rare everywhere in the world. Visiting one is an inspiring experience. Cathedral Grove is a treasure of wild forest biodiversity that compares in value to European cathedrals.' (source: www.cathedralgrove.eu/text/01-Cathedral-Grove-1.htm )

The church at Shirenewton in the background.

... me not !!

forget the fall

Forget-me-not flowers

favorite flower

Secret: I wish I could forget all the lies he told me, that I was his. All lies I can't forget.

100mm macro lens with 48mm extension tubes.

in Schultz Park

Downtown Simsbury, Rt 10.

I spotted this very tiny flower in the wetlands at Meadowbrook. I'll have to check my books but it looks like a Forget-me-not to me.

Seen in our garden, these are my first of this flower this year.

The calling card of Minnie E. Sowers.

A beautiful delicate flower found all over the Columbia River Gorge in May.

Garden shot from this morning. Very few flowers are out at the moment, so feeling a little restricted to what I can actually photograph.

It was so quite there.

I watched an elderly man kneel to pray and as he stood up, wiping the tears from his eyes, he took the hat from his head and placed it on the wall as if it was the only thing that he could leave for the fallen men and women to let them know that he would never forget.

WSBF-FM Clemson brought Forget Cassettes to campus on 3/28/2008.

(Myosotis)

Grows like a weed, but so pretty!

Photoshoot for "Don't Forget".

This bright little blue flower could be the emblem of the NHS. As they all care and think of their patients - we all will never forget them.

I found out after talking to a park ranger that these forget me nots are invasive and not really wanted. They have plans to try and remove as many as they could. I seen em like this all over in the park. and for those of you still reading this the park ranger took my picnic basket

Spring in the garden, in macro. April 2015.

Emley, West Yorkshire, UK.

Longwood Garden

Kennett Square, PA

Forget me not, by Mastering Light