Among the many wildflowers blooming along the Chicago River
are yellow irises. A small swamp located near the Northfield campus
of New Trier (in Watersmeet Woods) is filled with hundreds of them, and
is home to a unique array of other wetland wildlife as well, including
otters and green herons.
It was drizzling, so I set out with some macro extensions to capture
raindrops on wildflowers which would probably be out of season in
a few weeks. Wildflowers usually dot the forest in colorful patches,
so it was very out of the ordinary to come across a small grove
of the same flower. It was a really interesting sight.
Northfield
Taken in May 2012
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