This morning I finished processing this species, Oxalis violacea VIOLET WOOD SORREL, which is another species of 'false' clover. This small flower begins blooming by the end of April. It can be found, pretty much, only in prairie.  I had about 76 photos of this species captured in the summers of 2006 and 2007. I was updating this species for an identification page for publishing on The James Woodworth Prairie Preserve's website and came across this colorful image.

This species is featured in my first book, Abundant Splendor.