Bluebells – Mia McPherson's On The Wing Photography

It’s A Special Day Here At On The Wing Photography

By Mia McPherson|May 17th, 2022|Categories: Birds, Box Elder County, Lazuli Buntings, Utah|Tags: 90th Birthday, adult, Artemisia tridentata, Big Sagebrush, blue wildflowers, Bluebells, breeding plumage, bunting, buntings, canyon, desert, Lazuli Bunting, male, Mertensia ciliata, Mom, Mountain Bluebells, mountains, Passerina amoena, perched, sage, sagebrush, singing, spring, Wasatch Mountains, wildflowers|

Today is special day here at On The Wing Photography because it marks my 4000th post AND it is also my Mom's 90th Birthday!

Dreaming Of Wildflowers

By Mia McPherson|March 30th, 2021|Categories: Summit County, Utah, Wasatch Mountains, Wildflowers|Tags: Bearberry honeysuckle, Black Twin Berry, Black twinberry honeysuckle, blue wildflowers, Bluebells, flora, Lewis flax, Lewis's flax, Linum lewisii, Lonicera involucrata, Mertensia ciliata, Mountain Bluebells, Prairie Flax, shade, shrub, spring, Twinberry honeysuckle, Wild Blue Flax, wildflower, wildflowers, wildlflowers|

My dreams were filled with blooming wildflowers and me taking photos of them in the field so it seemed appropriate to share a few wildflower photos this morning.

Dew Drops And Blooming Mountain Bluebells

By Mia McPherson|June 15th, 2019|Categories: Summit County, Utah, Wasatch Mountains, Wildflowers|Tags: blooming, blue wildflowers, bluebell, Bluebells, borage family, dew drops, Mertensia ciliata, Mountain Bluebells, pink wildflowers, purple flowers, Streamside Bluebells, Tall Fringed Bluebells, wildflowers|

Last week I saw several clumps of blooming Mountain Bluebells that were dripping with dew drops from rains that fell overnight and I felt that I had to stop and take photos of them. I know they don't bloom for long.