Spring was bursting at the seams the second week of May. During a hike through an oak savanna at the Nachusa Grasslands, a number of wildflowers were blooming. The lupines were just opening up, and there was a single columbine. The scent of fresh growing things filled the air (along with several Turkey Vultures). Clockwise from the top left, the pictures show a wet sdege meadow, Wild Lupine, Wild Columbine, Wild Geranium, Shooting Star, and Blue-eyed Grass (a
State Endangered plant).
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