It's common name is 'Bloody cranes-bill or bloody Geranium'

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Photographer: Melissa G. Gorman

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Geranium, Felly's

Picture taken with Sony Alpha 700 Camera and Sigma 70mm F/2.8 EX DG Macro Lens at F/8 and 1/40 sec exposure time. ISO speed set at 400. Metering Mode Center Weighted Average.

What beautiful weather we've had! Still blooming, October 1, 2012

I don't particularly like geraniums but I thought this was pretty

Geranium platypetalum

Geraniaceae

home garden, Wasington Co., NY

native to Caucasus region

photo by Kerry Woods

This is my best guess as to identity; might also be something like G. x magnificum, which is a hybrid involving platypetalum.

Flowers shown here have nearly mature stamens, anthers ready to open and shed pollen, while the five stigmatic branches are still tightly bundled with receptive surfaces hidden -- the earlier stage of 'protandrous sequential hermaphroditism', favoring out-crossing over self-pollination (see other photos here for other stages).

Still struggling through the frosty nights on my balcony....

a hybrid from Jos Vandeweyer , completely yellow leaves in spring . Parents unknown , possibly a collinum .

A beautiful flower which is native to the Pyrenees.

France, Hautes-Alpes, Jardin alpin du Lautaret, 9th July 1993

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An attempt at a quick macro of a Geranium flower with the 18-55mm kit lens

Geranium Wallichianum 'Rozanne'

nice seedling , soft light blue with a white eye.

Heritage Geraniums 2

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Geranium pyrenaicum

Perennial Geranium Johnson's Blue (?)

I planted the same type of perennial geranium at home and on my mother's grave. Now I know when they're in bloom. (This is the one at home.)

Bloody cranesbill (Geranium sanguineum), mid September.

Photo by Caroline Holmes

I think this is a geranium, but I'm not sure.

Geranium-esk flower... probably a species not a hybrid?

Photographed at the Mt Tomah Botanic Gardens, NSW, Australia. February 5th, 2006.

Geranium maculatum, Geraniaceae