Hello photo friends,
the photographers among you, who like to deal with nature, mostly know the wild larkspur (Corydalis cava). The tuber-forming species, which bloom in our forests in spring after the snowdrops and mullein, prefer sparse deciduous forests and can usually be found there in large clusters.
Thanks to a colleague I got a good tip where to find the larkspur in large numbers in my region. So I've quickly fetched my backpack and went there after work.
Unfortunately, I was already a little late, but I was able to photograph after a long search still beautiful flowers in the light of the evening sun. So be curious and visit the next few days again my website.
For those of you who live in the area and want to explore the place yourself, I've included a map from OpenStreetMap below.
Have fun exploring!
In the sense...
"No light is no solution!"
