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Aquilegia canadensis , Wild Columbine. This attractive member of the Ranunculaceae is beginning to put on a show in the Midwest. 

Presenting GYBO post number 500! In celebration, here are my top 10 favorite photos. Probably all of them were posted sometime earlier. Than...

These leaves of Aquilegia canadensis emerged in the landscaping around my house during mild weather in December, 2011. They seem a little ...

As we moved across the playa wetlands where the Parish Phacelia was growing, we came to an emergent wetland community. Aquilegia formosa w...

Like tiny chandeliers, Columbines seem to light up the shaded hollows between old, wooded dunes and rock-walled canyons.

I recently posted about Aquilegia barnebyi , a species endemic to the Green River Drainage in Utah and Colorado, on Through Handlens and Bi...