Photography by Leedra

These are actually Common Fleabane, there are 4 species in Tennessee. You can see my original post at Leedra's Photos For Fun which s...

Small light purple iris, photographs taken in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park, and in my front yard. For more information about th...

Purple Phacelia photographed in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, April 8, 2009.

I guess about now you are all wondering if I really went to the Smokies to check out the fall colors since I have shown more wildflowers th...

Just had to stop for a few macro photographs of these in the GSMNP earlier this week. I think the 2 photograph would be cool in one of my c...

These flowers are everywhere in the park right now. All of these photographs were taken yesterday morning. I just can't let the fall co...

These wildflowers are in bloom across the road along the guardrail. The other day my husband said "Why don't you take some pictures...

Never have understood these flowers being called Black Eyed Susuans. The center looks dark brown to me. Either way, I have always liked them...

These Pipevine Swallowtails were so vibrant in flight. I thought they were Spicebush until I got home and started going through the photogr...

These wildfowers were in Cataloochee Cove along the streams. I also saw the red flowers in Cades Cove the week before along the streams bes...

I took this photographs in early June along the side of the road. I think they are Bachelor's Button.

This wildflower is along the side of the roadways here in East Tennessee. We are usually zooming by it. This is a close look at it.

Photograph of a wildflower taken in Virginia.

This photo of the Cup Flower (Nierembergia) was taken at Lake Junaluska when I visited there in May 2008.

The 2nd photograph has been requested in several greeting cards.

This yellow Tiger Swallowtail photograph has been used in my greeting cards.