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ter left alone where they belong.<figure id="e840"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*ZNjAdvOYXNpLsEQBOc4fIg.jpeg"><figcaption>Musk Thistle. Image: <a href="undefined">Suntonu Bhadra</a>.</figcaption></figure><figure id="9378"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*F3EHDIWxV4HE9hsrGxPBAw.jpeg"><figcaption>Helianthus decapetalus. Image: <a href="undefined">Suntonu Bhadra</a>.</figcaption></figure>I captured all the images on my Google Pixel 6 Pro cellphone. The colors came out fantastic, although I need to work on the focusing part.The wildflowers' diverse colors mesmerized me with pure joy and delights! I hope the images could bring a bit of a glimpse of that wild beauty to you all.<blockquote id="243f">“May your life be like a wildflower, growing freely in the beauty and joy of each <a href="https://www.quotes.net/quote/39139">day.</a>” — A Native American Proverb.</blockquote><a href="undefined">Suntonu Bhadra</a> 2022<h1 id="69f6">Check out more of my content on the following links</h1>📽 <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq2_ItwVXov1nAekn-Wz5ZQ">YouTube Travel Vlog</a> ✍️ <a href="https://medium.com/@bhadrasuntonu/list/travel-photography-stories-5048e950789a">Travel & Photography Stories</a> 📷 <a href="https://500px.com/p/himel_1900?view=photos">500px Photography</a></article></body>

Photography | Flowers

Beautiful Lakeside Meadows and Blooming Wildflowers in the Short-Lived Canadian Summer

Nearby Lake Ontario, Canada

Meadows on the trail. Image: Suntonu Bhadra.

“Almost every person from childhood has been touched by the untamed beauty of wildflowers.” — Lady Bird Johnson.

On Sunday this weekend, I woke up early in the morning and went for a hike in Oshawa near the Lakeside (of Lake Ontario). Along with the lakeside view, I had the chance to walk through a trail with beautiful meadows on both sides of the road.

I couldn’t resist. I had to take images of the stunning colors (pictures didn’t provide justice).

Perhaps these images will vividly remind me of the colorful summer days during the upcoming winter! Oh, how short-lived the Canadian summer is!

I have tried to mention the scientific/known names of the wildflowers from the Google lens web search, so please let me know if any correction is required in the names mentioned.

**Daucus carota (Wild Carrot).** Image: Suntonu Bhadra.

**Perennial Sowthistle (Dandelion!).** Image: Suntonu Bhadra.

**Tufted Vetch.** Image: Suntonu Bhadra.

The color patterns varied across the trail! Some sections of the course went through the conservation area, representing the green grandiosity while passing through! However, the wildflowers continued there too!

**Queen Anne’s Lace (from Daucus Carota).** Image: Suntonu Bhadra.

**Solidago altissima (or Canadian Goldenrod!).** Image: Suntonu Bhadra.

Wildflowers fight against adversities to bloom; hence, by nature, most of them are fighter (and invasive) plants. Their beauties mesmerize us, but it is also a reminder that some things are better left alone where they belong.

**Musk Thistle.** Image: Suntonu Bhadra.

**Helianthus decapetalus.** Image: Suntonu Bhadra.

I captured all the images on my Google Pixel 6 Pro cellphone. The colors came out fantastic, although I need to work on the focusing part.

The wildflowers' diverse colors mesmerized me with pure joy and delights! I hope the images could bring a bit of a glimpse of that wild beauty to you all.

“May your life be like a wildflower, growing freely in the beauty and joy of each day.” — A Native American Proverb.

Suntonu Bhadra 2022

Check out more of my content on the following links

📽 YouTube Travel Vlog ✍️ Travel & Photography Stories 📷 500px Photography