Having finally figured out how to wiki images, I've posted images and brief comments on a few more bulbs: Homeria collina (Moraea c. these days but we still have a Homeria page.) Oxalis 'Ione Hecker' Crocus kotschyanus These are accessible from the relevant wiki pages in the ordinary way. The pictures aren't technically the greatest, but I've made an effort to provide images that fairly faithfully represent the true colors of these plants' flowers. Some comments on digital photography (using a cheap little Sony camera): 1. Always use a tripod. Except in bright sun, exposure times are long enough to make shake a problem. 2. Lowering the exposure value (EV) by 1.7 or 2.0 units (half a stop to a full stop), immensely improves pictures taken in full sun and gets rid of the overexposed glare one gets on petals. I find that adjusting the gamma value during post-processing helps lighten up areas that may be too dark. 3. Lowering the camera's contrast and/or saturation also helps in some cases. It appears that digital cameras, like film cameras, converts all bright reds into a single undifferentiated fire-engine red otherwise. -- Rodger Whitlock Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Maritime Zone 8, a cool Mediterranean climate on beautiful Vancouver Island