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| I drove to Carlton today to look at the wildflowers blooming at Jay Cooke State Park. I parked on Leimer road. I parked at the small parking lot. Most of the wildflowers are at this end of the park. This is bloodroot and it was ten feet from my car. |
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| This is cut leafed toothwort. I got there about 8 a.m. I left at noon and even more wildflowers were up as the temperature warmed up. I saw a few bugs but no mosquitoes and no ticks. |
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| Virginia spring beauty. Lesser flycatchers and oven birds were calling. |
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| Fawn Lilies. |
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| Yellow trout lily. |
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| Marsh marigolds. |
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| Wild ginger flowers are right at the soil level. |
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| Round loved hepatica. |
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| Wood anemone. |
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| More round lobed hepatica. |
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| This picture doesn't do it justice but thousands of yellow and white wildflowers dot the landscape. |
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| Jack in the pulpit. |
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