Delicate magenta Ragged Robin wildflowers accent this pasture in the rolling hills of County Clare near Lahinch along Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way.

These little flowers begin their annual bloom in late May and add a splash of colour to Ireland's perpetually green landscape until August.

Loved by both landscape photographers and butterflies, Ragged Robins are becoming less common in the Irish Countryside as bogs, marsh and wetlands disappear.

Edition: 1/1

Title: Ragged Robin Meadow
Location: County Clare, Ireland
Photographer: James A. Truett

Dimensions: 7200 x 9000 @300dpi
File Size: 42.6 MB

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