45 thoughts on “Three Flowers and One Cat”

1. Pretty flowers and cat.

   1. Thanks, Timothy.

2. Beauty all around us! Great close up shots!

   1. Do you know what the yellow flower is? I’ve looked it up, but nothing seems quite right. It grows wild by the edge of my yard.

3. Gorgeous.

   1. Thanks, Susan!

4. Beautiful cat and flowers Laurie! 💜 xxx

   1. Thanks, Xenia!

5. Aw, (Sherlock?) kitty resting near the violets has the right idea!
   Pretty flower shots, Laurie. The yellow flower is Celadine (Chelidonium majus).

   1. Ms. Watson. Thanks, yet again, for the identification. You are a wonder, that’s what you are.

      1. My pleasure. 🙂

      2. And my edification!

6. Is that your cat?

   1. My cat. Dear little Ms. Watson.

      1. Darling! I love a sleek black kitty.

      2. She is a sweet cat.

7. Looks as if your cat is enjoying a sunny day! I love your Purple Iris.

   1. She sure is! It was a long winter.

8. I kept on looking for a cat within the flower photos. And there she was in a solo pic all of her own. Nice shots!

   1. The fabulous Ms. Watson!

9. I love my flowers, but a kitty always takes pride of place. She’s a beauty!

   1. She’s a dear little cat, too.

10. Good to see fresh flowers.

    1. A most welcome sight!

11. Love Iris regardless of size or color. They’re all beautiful.

    1. Me, too! My favorite flower.

12. My iris are all finished now ☹ but yours are lovely 😁

    1. One of the joys of blogging is to see seasons in different parts of the world.

13. Lovely pictures! I am so pleased the weather with you is nice enough for you to spend time outside with your camera enjoying your garden. Hurray for summer!

    1. You bet!

14. Wonderful to see the lovely flowers and Ms. Watson enjoying her beautiful yard!

15. Ah, springtime is looking beautiful in Maine, as is Ms. Watson.

    I feel like we are starting to pull through this down here. My kids are asking to have their significant others come over and zoom up to their rooms (without touching anything) and hang out.

    We never told them that they couldn’t come over, but somewhere in the middle of this we realized that they had decided that on their own.

    Such an odd time. Hugs to you all up there. Be well.

    1. Odd time is right! Hugs to you and yours!

       1. : )

16. Ms. Watson is a beautiful kitty, and I love those flowers, Laurie!

    1. Thanks, Lavinia!

       1. 🐱

17. I love to see the yellow flower. There used to be some in the lane where I worked. I like the shape of the leaves as much as the flowers and their peculiar character – there’s something of dampness about them.

    1. My blogging friend Eliza has informed me that they are called celandine. I like them, too. They have self-seeded along the fence at the edge of our yard. They brighten up that spot. Woods-poppy is another name for them.

       1. I’ve had to come here to find a ‘safe space’ to tell you I laughed till I cried looking at the moss lady and reading your comment, which is much needed at the moment. I feel a bit sorry for the people who can’t probably sell their flowers so I don’t want to say on my post that she’s the female, floral equivalent of the hunchback of Notre Dame on a swing…

       2. And I laughed when I read your comparison! Perfect.

       3. Oddment has just joined in with ‘the undead’.

18. Glad I have some company!

19. What is the yellow flower? Looks like celandine poppy except for the leaves.

    1. My blogging friend Eliza has told me that’s exactly what the yellow flower is. I didn’t know.

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