As dawn breaks, the sun casts its first golden rays over the sea of bluebonnets blanketing Frankford Prairie in Far North Dallas, Texas, heralding a new day in this picturesque landscape.
A nodding thistle‘s flower—an invasive plant species in North America—eclipses the setting sun in a field near McKinney, Texas.
The wild herb known as Curly Dock flourishes in the fields of Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge in North Texas.
A plant blooms among the sand dunes at West Texas’ Monahans Sandhills State Park.
The Klondike Highway leads towards a rugged mountain in Canada’s Yukon Territory.