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Princess with Lily of the Valley and a Butterfly

A seated princess appears in profile between tall lily-of-the-valley stems, with a butterfly nearby.

A princess sitting beside tall lily-of-the-valley flowers and a butterfly, with large, clear areas for coloring her gown and the flowers.
Princess with Lily of the Valley and a Butterfly
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A princess beside lily of the valley

The princess sits on the ground in a simple gown and is viewed from the side. Tall lily-of-the-valley stems surround her, and a butterfly shares the peaceful clearing. The composition brings the seated figure close to the arching flower stalks and their small hanging blossoms.

Curious facts about lily of the valley

Lily of the valley grows from underground stems called rhizomes and can spread into broad colonies in shady places. Its small bell-shaped flowers are strongly scented, but every part of the plant is poisonous if eaten, so children and pets should not taste it.

Colors seen in the natural world

  • Lily-of-the-valley blossoms: usually white, occasionally pale pink
  • Lily-of-the-valley leaves and stems: medium to deep green
  • Butterfly wings: yellow, orange, blue, white, brown, or black, depending on the species
  • Butterfly body and antennae: commonly dark brown, gray, or black
  • Princess gown: real formal dresses can be any color, including blue, pink, green, purple, or white
Questions and answers

Questions and answers

Why do lily-of-the-valley flowers hang downward?
Their short flower stalks naturally bend so the bell-shaped blooms face the ground. This form also shelters the inner parts of the flower from some rain.
Can lily of the valley grow in a woodland clearing?
It often grows in moist, shaded or partly shaded ground, including woodland habitats. A clearing with suitable soil and some tree cover can provide favorable conditions.
What does a resting butterfly do with its wings?
The answer varies by species and temperature. A butterfly may hold its wings closed above its body or spread them to absorb warmth from sunlight.
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