Wood Anemone are just starting to open on the forest hillside area. The Rue Anemone are opening nicely and easily seen from the paths there.
And Little Leaf Buttercup can be found in a shady part along the marsh road.
Enjoy!
~ Robin
Picture blog of observations at Northwood Park in New Hope, MN. An 'inside the beltway' park.



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| Prairie Onion |
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| Bee on Bull Thistle |
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| Least Skipper among Blue Vervain |
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| Smartweed |
A small handful of Hummingbird Clearwing can be found flitting around the Wild Bergamot with a number of bees. Some people call this flower Bee Balm. ![]() |
| Spotted Touch Me Not |
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| Wasp on Swamp Milkweed |
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| Dragonfly |
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| Wild Bergamot (Monarda fistulosa) |
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| Purple Prairie Clover |
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| Culver's Root |
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| Eastern Purple Coneflower |
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| Canadian Milkvetch |
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| Blue Vervain |
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| Creeping Bellflower |
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| Spiderwort |
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| Yellow Goat's Beard |
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| Wild Four O'Clock |
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| Slender Beardtongue |
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| Wild White Indigo |
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| Hoary Alyssum |
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| Crown Vetch |
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| White Campion |
Many Philadelphia Fleabane are flowering along the marsh road. Some Giant Chickweed can also be found. And near the lake, I spied a patient mother working on a spring clutch.