Who says that fall is for leaves only? I found this beautiful field of fall wild flowers growing in early October at the beginning of the fall foliage season. This was taken on a rainy day which gives perfect lighting.

A composite fall foliage picture of some wild flowers in the midst of the forest. Not sure what these flowers are called but they add some beautiful colors to the autumn foliage in the background.

Mountain laurel flowers are beginning to bloom in the high peaks of the Dolly Sods wilderness. Early in the morning as the sun is breaking through the early morning clouds the flowers eagerly await the warmth of the bright rays.

A country mill in the distance surrounded by trees in the summertime. Beautiful Rhododendron flowers in full bloom seem to pop off the screen with sharp focus and contrast.

Hiking down to some waterfalls, along the way we see Catawba Rhododendron flowers that line the trail. These flowers make the trail seem like a paradise in the early morning dew before the sun rises. These are one of my favorite flowers, and this time of year they line the mountain sides and trails.

A small purple flower found along a forest trail. These flowers do not emit any scent but are pretty flowers nonetheless.

These flowers look like little red stars. They are delicate looking flowers, yet they seem to grow very heartily.

Dianthus Flowers also known as burning witch. These flowers come from the same family as the carnation and there are over 300 subspecies of these flowers.

Multiple colors abound in this kaleidoscope of flowers. The colors in the little flowers are quite vivid in this flower picture.

White Trillium Forest Flower. These flowers abound in the Mountains of West Virginia during the cool early spring days. They also display several other colors besides white.