Viola
Viola · Garden flowers
Violas
New York Botanical Garden, 24 April 2022
The dark lines radiating from the throat are nectar guides, and to a bee they are considerably more emphatic than they look to us. Most of them extend into the ultraviolet, which bees see and we do not.
Violas take frost and keep flowering, which is why they get planted for early spring in this climate and then pulled out the moment the summer heat flattens them.
Birds, insects, plants and other wildlife, mostly from Brooklyn, with some from further afield.
Selected
Favourite shots. Filter by subject, or .
Places
Everything, by where it was taken.
Species
Larger catalogue of photos organized by species of animal or plant, .
Catalogue
Every photograph, newest first. Type to find something, or narrow it by period, place or species.
Updates
Coming soon. Sign up at the bottom of the page for updates.