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Purple Thistle flower

Close-up of a fluffy fuchsia-purple flower.

Purple flower of a Scottish Thistle.

Scottish Thistle

Thistle flower against a black background

Thistle flower

Thistle, close-up.

tle (Ptilostemon casabonae) stock photo

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Thistle flower close-up. Beautiful macro photography of wildlife.

Cynara cardunculus flower

Close up view of a bee on a thistle flower

Silybum marianum flower close-up.

close-up of purple thistle in Spain from benidorm

Close up of the Jurinea mollis flower. In Italian it's called cardo del Carso

Close-up of a Scotch or Scotch thistle flower opening. Onopordum acanthium. Medicinal plant.

Native Illinois thistle blooming and one about to bloom attracting a bumble bee

Burdock flower on a sunny day. Natural wallpaper. Close-up. Selective focus.

Thistle on a grass field

Carduus nutans, nodding thistle in the field

Silybum marianum or Saint Mary's thistle at bright blurred background

Silybum marianum herbal remedy. Pink milk thistle flowers, close up.

Closeup side view photograph of the Flodman's Thistle (Cirsium flodmanii) in midsummer. Photograph taken in south-eastern Manitoba.

Flowers of the Milk Thistle close-up outdoors

Dried thorny wildflower, macro close-up. Romantic background.

A close-up view of a thistle bud with fine, spiky details standing out against a smooth, muted background. The delicate structure and subtle colors create a calm, natural atmosphere. The image highlights the intricate texture and resilience of wild plants.

Close-up of purple thistle flowers on field. Milk thistle flower on a green background ( Silybum). Shallow depth of field.

Cotton Thistle, Onopordum acanthium, sometimes posited as the Scotch Thistle, against a natural green background with copy space.

Close-up on a thistle flower

The Elk Thistle (Cirsium eatonii) is a thistle native to Jackson Hole in Wyoming. As its name implies, elk feed on this plant. It is also called Everts Thistle after Truman Everts, a member of the 1870 Washburn–Langford–Doane Expedition, who explored the area that later became Yellowstone National Park. Everts became lost and survived for a month by eating the elk thistle. This elk thistle in bloom was photographed at Oxbow Bend in Grand Teton National Park near Jackson, Wyoming, USA.

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