I can't tell it's bloody ugly, or wierdly mesmerizing. But if I've to look closer, I'd stick with the ugly. The National Theatre at Győr, Hungary, is officially a really ugly building.

City hall, Győr, Hungary. 

Then again, I have no idea who is this little bugger. Anyone? (04.16)

I'm honestly not sure about what's the name of this plant, but it's really doesn't matter sometimes. (04.15)

Adonis vernalis, also known as pheasant's eye. It's considered as a common spring flower in some well-preserved (means conservation areas, where only limited human presence allowed) parts of the country, but what's not so well known, that it's rather poisonous due to some cardiostimulant compounds. A strong tea out of it would be fatal. 

Her relative, the Adonis transsylvanica is, however a very rare plant;  rare enough to be the primary reason to establishing a National Park on it's conservation. There's only five known habitat exists in the Carpathian Basin, and as for today, worldwide.

     Viola odorata.:)

Muscari neglectum, for today's picture. One of the first spring flowers around here, but her blossoms last way longer than of the Pulsatilla grandis', or even the false hellebore's yellow ones.