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WW: Yellow Daffodil Flower in Spring Rain

Yellow Daffodil Flower in Spring


"The daffodil is our doorside queen; She pushes upward the sword already, To spot with sunshine the early green."
- William Cullen Bryant


I was almost too full after Easter dinner to get low enough to take this daffodil photo.

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  1. Another gorgeous photo! I really look forward to linking up with you for WW. Have a great week.

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  2. Beautiful

    Have a fantabulosa week :-)

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  3. HAPPY WW.
    Thank you for hosting,
    would be nice if you can link up at my blog.
    Have a nice day.
    Nan
    http://www.blogshe.net

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  4. Oh, thanks so much for the picture....daffodils are my very favorite spring flower ... don't get them here in Florida and I miss them so.

    Happiness,
    Jan

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  5. Beautiful flower! Thanks for hosting.

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  6. Beautiful flower. Can't wait to see some around here.

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  7. Oh I definitely ate too much during Easter too!

    Ai @ Sakura Haruka

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  8. that is such a beautiful flower!!!!

    Thank you for hosting WW, I have a linky on mine as well;
    if you would like to stop by ;)
    http://www.adventuresofamilitaryfamilyof8.com/2013/04/wordless-wednesday-mindless-behavior.html

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  9. I love the daffodils in spring such wonderful color!! Thanks for sharing. Thank you for stopping by Oh! My Heartsie Reviews To Link up, have a great day!

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  10. Beautiful and inspiring in its simplicity.

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  11. Lovely photo my friend , thank you for hosting. You may see something similar at my post today ( wink) xo

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  12. Beautiful quote and pic!

    Happy WW!

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  13. Aren't daffodils such cheery, happy flowers? Happy WW!

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  14. These are the only things we have blooming so far. I planted some different ones last year, and they are so cool with three rows of petals in different colors. Haven't taken a photo yet. Enjoy the beauty.

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  15. Lovely shot! Daffodils are a reminder that winter cannot last forever.

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  16. What a beautiful picture! Makes me want Spring and warmer weather to come already o.O

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  17. Lovely photo! I wish it would rain on my daffodils.

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  18. Beautiful. Ours haven't dared poke their heads out yet.

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  19. oh pretty! Ours are just poking up.

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  20. Gorgeous! Come on, spring. ☺

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  21. A sign of new life! I just love spring, don't you? Thanks for hosting another week of WW & for visiting me today!

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  22. It's so great to finally see the flowers again!

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  23. beautiful spring picture, love it.

    Rebecca

    http://www.ilicbelediyesi.com/

    Happy Wordless Wednesday! My entry is here .

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  24. Hi Kristin! I haven't seen one flower here yet :(

    Happy WW!
    Paula

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  25. Daffodils are my favorite Spring flower. Thanks for visiting my blog today. =)

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  26. My daffodils are going strong, too!

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  27. Fabulous flower!

    http://joycelansky.blogspot.com/

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  28. I love the angle you've chosen and the flower is so pretty with its droplets...

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  29. You always have such great shots!!

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