Anne Elliott's photos with the keyword: Wild White Geranium

We came across these very tiny, mating Harlequin Bugs in the southern part of the Cross Conservation Area recently. They are on a Wild White Geranium, also known as a Richardson's Geranium. The four photos I've just uploaded this evening seem rather pale and lifeless - I'm using my old monitor attached to my new computer (set up today), but I don't know if this has resulted in my images being altered or not.

Also known as Richardson's Geranium. Likes open aspen and spruce forests, June-July. The leaves of this plant are edible and you can add them to soups and salads.

I always like the veiny details and the hairy centre of the Wild White Geranium wildflower. Seen this morning on a walk in Fish Creek Park, in hot weather! You can eat the leaves of this plant and they can be added to soups and salads.