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Photo: Yellow Magnolia Tree Blossoms in DC

Yellow Magnolia Blossoms Photo

The pink magnolia blossoms photo I shared last week may have been my favorite flowers during my trip to Washington D.C., but this yellow magnolia tree bloomed a close second!

I celebrate nature daily, but hope those souls that don't make a special effort today to stop and smell the magnolias for Earth Day.

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  1. Stunning shot, looks like a perfect day :)

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  2. I agree beautiful shot and with that deep blue sky :-)

    Have a bloomingtastic week :-)

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  3. Simple stunning, what an amazing sight it must be to see it in person.

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  4. Lovely bloom! We just got rid of the snow so no blooms here yet!

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  5. I'm so happy to see flowers. They are so pretty.

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  6. I saw a few trees of them in full bloom during my recent trip to Japan. They are so gorgeous!!

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  7. Lovely shot. I love the contrasting colours between the sky and flowers :)

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  8. beautiful picture :)

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  9. I've never seen yellow magnolias. Nice!

    Here's mine!

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  10. Pretty like always.

    http://joycelansky.blogspot.com/2015/04/ww-kfc.html

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  11. Oh, I absolutely LOVE magnolias! So beautiful!

    http://www.homeofohm.com/2015/04/a-peek-at-my-week-421-wordlesswednesday.html

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  12. i love the perspective here and the how its so bright and clear. Everything is so perfect!

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  13. Super pretty! I also love cherry blossom trees, so nice to finally start seeing signs of Spring, just in time for Earth Day too!

    Happy Wordless Wednesday, glad to be back, linked up!

    Tracy @ Ascending Butterfly

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  14. Those are so beautiful. I love yellow flowers.

    Thanks for hosting.

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  15. so pretty! I love seeing so many flowers on WW today!

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  16. What a beautiful and clear view.

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  17. Beautiful! I've seen pink and white magnolias before, but never yellow! So lovely!

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  18. I love spring and all the pretty flower blossoms, even if my allergies don't care for them so much. Everything is just beautiful this time of year.

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  19. it's just gorgeous! I would love a tree like that in my backyard.

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  20. Beautiful! I love magnolias they are one of my favourite trees, mine is a pink/purple one but I love the yellow one :-) popping over from image-in-ing #WordlessWednesday

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