It's time to slow down and admire some pretty things. Today: burnweed gone to seed
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@btusdin.bsky.socialIt's time to slow down and admire some pretty things. Today: burnweed gone to seed
@syleunghk.bsky.socialA magical moment on the Back Walk at Gowan Hill the week before—fireweed releasing clouds of soft, cottony seeds into the breeze. For a little while, it almost looked as though summer were sending its wishes into the air. 🌿☁️
@abbykeith.bsky.socialBloomed out fireweed. In Alaska we said this marks the end of summer. Sounds about right.
@mariasahai.bsky.socialI believe you might know this flower as #willowherb or #fireweed
In late summer, this is one of my favorite plants to #photograph. Fields and forests in #norway are full of them.
@everwilduk.bsky.socialMeet the Fireweed, nature's flex you never noticed
Fireweed is a common sight in disturbed areas and burns, often being one of the first plants to colonize after a wildfire, and its young shoots, leaves, and flowers are edible.
Found by Sniper, NWT
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