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Tag: hepaticas

Flowers evolved as clickbait for pollinators.

A clump of hepatica flowers at various stages of opening.

You won’t believe what happened next.

By Dave Bontain epigrams and conundrums, forest, macroApril 4, 20176 Words1 Comment

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