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Yellow flowers of the eschscholzia californica.Floral natural background.Summer concept.Selective focus with shallow depth of field.

Vibrant orange papery-thin petal Iceland Poppies (Papaver nudicaule) growing in early summer in an English garden. Native to subpolar regions of northern Europe and North America - but not Iceland - the lightly fragrant flowers are supported by hairy, 12 inch, (300mm) curved stems amongst feathery blue-green foliage. They were first described by botanists as far back as 1759. They are sometimes called Arctic Poppy or Yellow Arctic Poppy.The hardy perennial plant, sometimes grown as biennials, contains alkaloids that can poison animals if ingested. The plant can also be toxic to humans.

The interplay of clouds and light in this dramatic sky make for a constantly changing tapestry of poppies, white popcorn-flower, and phacelia near Lake Elsinore in Southern California

$Close-up low angle image of California Poppy wild flower (Eschscholzia californica) in bloom. The sunlit flowers are silhouette against a cloudless blue sky.\n\nTaken in Santa Cruz, California, USA$

This photo features a close-up view of bright yellow and orange California poppy flowers planted in a flowerbed.

Yellow flowers of eschscholzia californica or golden californian poppy, cup of gold, flowering plant in family papaveraceae. Selective focus.

Blossom of the Atlas poppy. Flowering plant close-up. Papaver atlanticum.

$Californian poppy (Eschscholzia californica), Golden poppy, California sunlight, Cup of gold (Kalifornische Mohn, Goldmohn, Kalifornischer Kappenmohn). \nPoisonous plant of the year 2016.$