Oxeye Daisy Collection
The oxeye daisy, also known as Leucanthemum vulgare, is a beautiful and versatile flower that can be found in various locations around the world
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The oxeye daisy, also known as Leucanthemum vulgare, is a beautiful and versatile flower that can be found in various locations around the world. Its delicate white petals with yellow centers make it a favorite among butterflies and other insects. In one captivating image, a Small pearl-bordered fritillary butterfly gracefully rests on an oxeye daisy, showcasing the harmonious relationship between nature's creatures and plants. Another photo captures the curious White-legged damselfly peering over an oxeye daisy, highlighting the intricate details of both species. Shasta daisies, a cultivated variety of the oxeye daisy, add elegance to gardens with their larger blooms and vibrant white petals. These flowers bring joy to any landscape or floral arrangement. From Waterton Lakes National Park in Alberta, Canada to Devon in the United Kingdom, this resilient flower thrives in diverse environments. A fish-eye lens photograph from Devon offers a unique perspective on an oxeye daisy's beauty. Fields adorned with common or oxeye daisies create breathtaking landscapes during sunset on Prince Edward Island and Grand Manan Island in Canada. The sight of these flowers stretching towards the horizon is truly mesmerizing. In Joutsa (formerly Leivonmaki), Finland, a Scarce Copper butterfly perches delicately on an ox-eye daisy amidst lush meadows—a testament to nature's artistry. Meanwhile, wildflowers including poppies and cornflowers bloom alongside ox-eye daisies on fallow agricultural land near Monteleone di Spoleto in Umbria, Italy—creating a riotous display of color. Whether adorning disused railway lines or gracing garden beds worldwide—the beauty of these Oxeye Daisies cannot be denied. Their presence brings joy to all who encounter them while serving as vital sources of nectar for pollinators such as bees and butterflies.