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I use a Canon PowerShot SX20IS and “what I see is what it is”.

The bright red of the Prairie Smoke flowers stands out amongst the prairie grasses.

Geum triflorum, (three-flowered avens, old man’s whiskers, or prairie smoke) is a spring perennial herbaceous plant. The descriptive name, Prairie Smoke, comes from its unusual feathery mauve seed heads that resemble plumes of smoke.

Location: Nanton, Alberta, Canada

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kathi arnell, prairie smoke, wildflower, flower, alberta, canada, geum triflorum, three flowered avens, old mans whiskers

Natural nature shots ….I don’t edit my work, and seldom has my camera ever pointed at a person. I prefer the beauty that Mother Nature places before us, and to leave it just as I saw it.

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  • kalaryder
    kalaryderover 1 year ago

    How lovely, this is a flower I have never seen. Delightful image

  • Thank you, Kala….and pleased to have been able to post something new for you to see!

    – Kathi Arnell

  • kalaryder
    kalaryderover 1 year ago

  • Thank you so much for the feature!

    – Kathi Arnell