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Macro shots of flowers of a willow tree with stamens isolated on black
A person breaks off a twig of catkins from a willow tree in spring.
Flowering branches of willow shrub in sunset colorful orange and red light in spring.
Pussy willow twigs with catkins on a defocused background.
Willow bush with blooming fluffy catkins on the edge of a plowed agricultural field in overcast foggy rainy day at springtime
Close-up of spring pussy willow branches. Selective focus and shallow depth of field. Scanned from film.
Goat willow or great sallow (Salix caprea) male catkin close-up on a blurred background
Salix sitchensis is a species of willow known by the common name Sitka willow. It is native to northwestern North America from Alaska to northern California to Montana. Prince William Sound, Chugach National Forest, Alaska. Salicaceae.
The red catkins of Salix gracilistyla 'Mount Aso, also known as rose gold pussy willow.
Pussy willow twigs with beautiful catkins
willow branch (Salix Repens L. Argentea) during blossoming in spring park
Willow tree branch.
Catkins on the branches of a Pussy willow tree (Salix discolor) early in the spring season.
Lush and rocky arctic landscape at Hvalsey Fjord outside Qaqortoq - Julianehåb in south west Greenland on a sunny summer day
Flora of Gran Canaria - Salix canariensis, Canary Islands willow, soft light yellow catkins flowering in winter
yellow flowers macro detail in the springtime
A plant known commonly as Gooddings Willow, and taxonomically organized under Salix Gooddingii, is one of four native representatives from the same genus which grow in Ballona Freshwater Marsh of Playa Del Ray.
Spring blooms
Flowering Catkins of Salix gracilistyla Mount Aso, also known as Japanese Pink Pussy Willow.
Stock photo showing a studio shot of a Weeping willow (Salix babylonica) bonsai tree isolated against a blue background. This bonsai had been trained into a weeping style.
Spring forest atmosphere
Heather Plant, scan of a Vintage Photo
Salix caprea, goat willow spring catkins closeup selective focus
Pussy willow close-up
In spring, purple willow (Salix purpurea) grows in the wild
Beautiful pussy willow twig with catkins close-up
The wolf willow, also known as silverberry, is a shrub native to Canada. Its Latin name is Elaeagnus commutata. It produces small flowers (about 5 mm across) that are yellow on the inside and silvery on the outside, and have a very fragrant musky-sweet smell. The fruit is a dry, silvery berry with a large, stony dark brown seed with yellow grooves or stripes. Indigenous peoples on the prairies used the seeds to make necklaces or to decorate the fringes on clothing. When settlers arrived, they learned this art from the Indigenous peoples, and wolf willow seed necklaces became a gift item to send home. Wolf willow can be found throughout the prairies on coulees, cutbanks and hillsides. Although it is called wolf willow, this plant species is not actually a willow. Instead, it belongs to the Elaeagnaceae (Oleaster) family. Wolf willow is used as an ornamental shrub in landscaping, and its essential oil is also used for aromatherapy.
flowering willow catkin
Willow Trees in Murie Family Park at Jackson (Jackson Hole) in Teton County, Wyoming
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