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A blue thistle wildflower against a plain white background.

tle (Ptilostemon casabonae) stock photo

Close up of thistle flower heads prior to blooming

Scottish Thistle

Field thistle.

Echinops flower bud.

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.

Marsh thistle with the flowers in closeup, common wild plant specie from Eurasia

Beautiful melancholy close-up of a spring plant silhouette. Spiny leaves. Abstract romantic detail. Fragile white natural beauty. Selective focus

Purple Thistle flower

Close-up of cutleaf teasel brown seeds with green blurred background

Purple flower of a Scottish Thistle.

Close up on a teazel head against a diffused background

Cynara cardunculus flower

Close-up on a thistle flower

closeup view of a dried out flowerhead of a carline thistle - Carlina vulgaris

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

Close up of an unopened thistle flower head. Cirsium. Selective focus. Areas out of focus.

Thorny plant close up in autumn

Nature's resilience: A solitary thistle stands tall amidst the sprawling fields, a testament to its strength and beauty in the face of the elements. #FieldElegance #NatureResilience

Thistle flower

Dry flowers of Dipsacus fullonum, also known as wild teasel or fullers teasel, on blue sky background on winter cold day. Spiky and noxious weeds

Wild-growing thistle on green blurred background. Onopordum acanthium (cotton thistle, Scotch thistle, or Scottish thistle) family Asteraceae

Teasel plant in blossom

Macro photo of a Thistle

One flower in the summer sunshine.

A view on a blurry natural background.

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.

A detailed image of the thorns of a plant in nature in the sunset light.

Three dry cutleaf thistle heads on green grass, shot from above

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