Throughout spring, I’ve been amazed by the amount and diversity of wildflowers around Northern Colorado – mainly in the Front Range and the Foothills of the Rocky Mountains. From little flowers along the trails, to blooming shrubs and entire meadows filled with color – all in-between or right after days of surprise snowfall and hail storms.

Pink Colorado Wildflower in Spring

This past week, I dedicated an episode of my weekly web series Moving Postcard to the flowers I capture on video and via Instagram. You can watch the video “Spring Wildflowers – In A Colorado Minute (Week 213)” here: http://movingpostcard.com/spring-wildflowers/

Wishing you all a lovely spring!

Pink Colorado Wildflower in Spring

Purple Wyoming Wildflower in Spring

Purple Colorado Wildflower in Spring

White Wyoming Wildflower in Spring

Colorado Wildflower in Spring

Yellow Colorado Wildflower in Spring

Chokecherry in Lory State Park, Colorado

Pink Colorado Wildflower in Spring

Yellow Colorado Wildflower in Spring – with Bug

Yellow Colorado Wildflower in Spring

The drama between white spring blossoms and storm clouds in the sky
Lory State Park, Colorado

White spring blossoms and storm clouds in the sky
Lory State Park, Colorado

Purple Wildflowers along the Trail around Horsetooth Reservoir
Fort Collins, Colorado

White Wildflowers in Colorado in Spring

White Wildflowers in Colorado in Spring

Orange Wildflowers in Colorado in Spring

Purple Wildflowers in Colorado in Spring

White Wildflowers in Colorado in Spring

White and Yellow Wildflowers on Shrubs in Colorado in Spring

Purple Wildflowers in Colorado in Spring

White Wildflowers in Colorado in Spring

Pink and then White Wildflowers in Colorado in Spring

Orange Wildflowers in Colorado in Spring

Apple Blossom in My Backyard

Whiskey Sniffing Pink Wildflowers in Colorado in Spring
Arthur’s Rock, Lory State Park, Colorado

Pink Colorado Wildflower in Spring

Purple Colorado Wildflower in Spring

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