005, originally uploaded by Cornish Cowboy.

Photographer Cornish Cowboy tells us about this February 26, 2011 image: Pictured at Cury Cross Lanes on The Lizard Peninsula another field of dancing daffodils in a spring breeze. West Cornwall is a tapestry of yellow at the moment, so many fields seem to be turned over to daffodils, it’s an amazing sight. Due in part perhaps to the fact that a number of farmers are having to sell unprofitable dairy herds and turn their attentions to more lucrative crops.

Have you seen this Cornwall field – at Tremough near Penryn Cornwall?

Narcissus, originally uploaded by garykingphotography.com.

Photographer garykingphotography.com tells us about this March 15, 2011 image: The woodland carpet of daffodils was taken near to the south coast of Cornwall, southwest England. I wanted to add depth to the image by using the shadows to add contrast so I waited for the sun to start to go down.

Here is Gary King’s website.

Marching Daffodils, originally uploaded by michael-1943.

Photographer michael-1943 tells us about this March 3, 2011 image: The location of this photo is a field on the south side of the Hayle estuary in West Cornwall the United Kingdom. In this part of the country, there are many fields of daffodils, as our climate is one of the mildest in the U K, and therefore we have an advantage in that our crops develop earlier than the rest of Northern Europe.

The daffodil is being cultivated for the plant’s bulb not the flower as it would have been picked when still in bud if that was the case.