Now that the Monsoon has set in, there is heavy rain every evening in my part of the world. Gardens and parks are lush and green. There are wildflowers on the outskirts of the city. The yellow Rattlepod attracts butterflies and bees.
The Melastoma is called Black Mouth because the mouths of the children who eat the berries turn black for a while!
The Ipomea flower closes as soon as it is pollinated by bees, Conservation of energy!
The East Indian Screw flowers arebrightly coloured and full of nectar. Ants, bees and bumblebees besiege it.
My thanks to the team of Our World Tuesday, which I look forward to reading every week.
I also thank Mrs.Nesbitt who started ABCWednesday and the wonderful Roger and his team.
The Melastoma is called Black Mouth because the mouths of the children who eat the berries turn black for a while!
The Ipomea flower closes as soon as it is pollinated by bees, Conservation of energy!
The East Indian Screw flowers arebrightly coloured and full of nectar. Ants, bees and bumblebees besiege it.
My thanks to the team of Our World Tuesday, which I look forward to reading every week.
I also thank Mrs.Nesbitt who started ABCWednesday and the wonderful Roger and his team.
Lovely collection of flowers and images. Happy Monday, have a great week ahead!
ReplyDeleteGreat captures of such delightful, colorful flowers!! Thanks for sharing the beauty! Hope you have a great new week!! Enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteHello and welcome to Nature Notes. I am happy to have you. I love visiting other countries and I am a teacher (special education-retired). I wondered with all the rain we have had in NY, if we are too in a monsoon, but of course, it is not the same. Your flowers are lovely and different from what I can grow here, but I do plant for my local pollinators.....Michelle ...
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful blossoms!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful flowers !!
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures !!
beautiful bloom! Rain must have rejuvenate them! ;)
ReplyDeletepretty, indeed.
ReplyDeleteROG, ABCW
you have beautiful wile flowers :) That´s great :)
ReplyDeleteLovely and interesting! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWil, ABCW Team
You have gorgeous flowers in your part of the world. Are they as fragrant as they look?
ReplyDeleteThe View from the Top of the Ladder
ReplyDeleteSo now I am wondering why would anyone want to eat the fruit of the Black Mouth when they know it turns their mouths black for? Perhaps for the fun of it?
How bright, cheery and colorful. I don't see any of these around Mumbai.
ReplyDeleteHello Lotusleaf! How are you? It is wonderful to see flowers even when it rains all the time. Love your vibrant ipomoea. The colour is wonderful! Best regards, Stephanie
ReplyDeleteWONDERFUL colour Lotus Leaf and such pretty WILD flowers.
ReplyDeleteThe Bumble bees are WELL catered for, I do hope they produce lots
of honey for you and your friends and neighbours.
Best wishes,
Di.
ABCW team.