Wild flower ID please!

[Catmendo]

I need some assistance here....anyone, thanks!

[Steve Foss]

Pretty sure these are Canada anemone, Stu, but do you have an image that shows the leaves as well?

When I'm capturing images of an unfamiliar species, I like to get a lot of different views (including flower, flower cluster if there is a cluster, stalk, leaves and full view of plant), because sometimes it takes different looks to make a positive ID.

[Catmendo]

Give me a couple of minutes Steve, I'll check!

[Steve Foss]

Also, were these photographed in your home area or were you traveling? Geographic area helps with ID, too.

[Catmendo]

This is the best I can come up with steve?

[Steve Foss]

Yep, Canada anemone, I believe.

[Jim Almquist]

Stu we must be doing a little house cleaning cause I'm pretty sure the babies are not blooming right now

[Steve Foss]

Well, I DID do a double take when I saw the title of the thread. I fellow can go so caught up in winter he forgets about June.

[gatorhunter]

Canada Anemone x 2 Stuart. Back to my nap now

[Catmendo]

Yes Steve...local! Thanks all for your imput & info!!!

[Yeti]

Yup....but can you pronounce it!! I can get the Canada part out just fine....but the Anomone part takes some real effort

[gatorhunter]

Ah-nem-ah-knee

[Steve Foss]

Yep, with emphasis on the second syllable.

[Catmendo]

Yes Jim, just some major clean up going on!

Steve, Andre`, much tahnks!