Daylily 'Little Red Spring Song'

However, the first poppy of the season was no surprise. I've been waiting about a week to see which one would pop first. As usual, it's an 'Allegro'. It is bright reddish-orange today, but, characteristic of the Allegro, the edges of the petals will turn white as the flower ages.
'Allegro' Poppy

There are no new irises (still waiting for 'Before the Storm' to bloom), but I have irises blooming on both sides of the chain link fence now. By the way, I really should check my own blog before I make sweeping statements like, "This iris hasn't bloomed since 2006." June 12, 2009. Enough said. (I found this by googling, of all things. It was reblogged on Garden Voices.)
Irises on Both Sides of the Fence

And I have proof that whole world is a toilet as far as birds are concerned. They will crap on anything, even if it's beautiful. (Okay, I might be projecting a little here. Birds standing in for the world in general, or some such thing. Usually I like birds. Really.)
Stupid Birds!

As in the post of two years ago, there is plenty of cranesbill blooming now too. 'Ankums Pride' has been showing flowers for a while, but 'Johnson's Blue' and 'Mrs. Kendall Clark' got their first ones today.
Ankums Pride

Mrs. Kendall Clark

Johnson's Blue

And to finish up, here is a pretty close-up of that Ankums Pride.
Ankums Pride Close-Up

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I really am thrilled by your camera work, Ms. Karen! And I mean that sincerely.
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