You see it, smell it, hear it as it rustles in the spring breeze.
They’re so emphatic that they have an entire habitat named after them – bluebell woods – as if the year is defined by their show.
Woodland glades are theirs, but some surprise old meadows with their company.
And then they’re gone, and the flowers of early summer take their turn.
Red campion
Buttercup
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A Walk with Wildlife 
Adele, lovely images! We are quite abloom with Bluebells in our back yard! They tend to take over!! But I love to see them! I’d love to see a huge expanse like yours!
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Hi Robin, they are very dominant in the woods here but only for a few weeks a year. There is another species that people sometimes have in their gardens called the Spanish bluebell. Not sure which one has been brought to Canada!
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