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This small trout lily was photographed in Cornell University's Mundy Wildflower Garden, one of my favorite photography spots. The little lily must have worked hard to push the larger sycamore leaf: if you look carefully you'll see that one of the lily leaves went through a hole in the dead leaf.
This photo was on show (18"x24" framed) in the 2009 Cayuga Nature Photographers exhibit hosted by the Ithaca Unitarian Church (Dec. 2009 - Jan. 2010).
Since moving into my house 5 years ago, there has been one tree in my backyard that has constantly surprised me with its tenacity. If you look at the trunk of the tree you would think that there could be no possible way that this tree is alive, yet every year for the past five years, when spring comes, the tree buds and leaves grow.