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A red winged blackbird sitting on a lupine calls Monday at a large field of the blooming flowers beside town transfer station at 150 Lincoln Street in Richmond.Pink and purple flowers are seen in the morning sunshine Monday at at large field of lupines blooming beside town transfer station at 150 Lincoln St. in Richmond.Lupines are seen in the morning sunshine Monday in a large field beside town transfer station at 150 Lincoln St. in Richmond. Lupines are seen Monday morning in a large field beside town transfer station at 150 Lincoln St. in Richmond. A pink lupine appears to glow in the morning sunshine Monday in a large field beside town transfer station at 150 Lincoln St. in Richmond. Lupines generally stay in bloom for 3-5 weeks. A red winged blackbird sits on a lupine Monday in a large field at 150 Lincoln St. in Richmond. The flowers typically bloom the second or third week of June depending on the weather.A red winged blackbird sitting on a lupine Monday at 150 Lincoln Street in Richmond.
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