Rabbit-Foot Clover (Trifolium arvense)
This past weekend, in a grassy space near the parking lot at Chambers Creek Properties' Central Meadow in University Place, WA, my children spotted a flower that we hadn't seen before. The flower was a delicate pink color. When we touched it, we were surprised to feel how soft it was!
When I looked it up at home, I found that it's a type, or species, of clover that is native to Europe. It's name is "rabbit-foot clover," due to the plant's soft, fuzzy flowers. Aren't they pretty?
When I looked it up at home, I found that it's a type, or species, of clover that is native to Europe. It's name is "rabbit-foot clover," due to the plant's soft, fuzzy flowers. Aren't they pretty?
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| (above picture taken by my 10-year-old daughter) |
Your 10 year old is a little photographer in the making!
ReplyDeleteGreat pics, my kids love taking photos too :)
ReplyDeleteThank you!! She just got a new camera for her birthday in May, and she *loves* it. I'm so glad we got it for her. :)
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