Yellowilderness!
And sometimes, in a sea of white!!!
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20 comments:
Yellow is the colour that attracts most insects, from what I've heard. Beautiful shots - love the droplets on the flowers!
Katarina
This is a beautiful yellow series. Very delicate the yellow buds with the "diamonds"! The insects seem to relish the golden colour buts do not discriminate the white ones.
G'day, i found your name on a list and followed it here. i am so glad I did. Your plants look wonderfully fresh and tropical.
Hi Kanak, I love the yellow and white blooms today! Such wonderful pictures. Hope you have a delightful day.
They are living in a colorful seas, hopping from to another looking for nectar... ~bangchik
Raindrops on the flowers look so fresh and invigotating.
Yellow is such a fantastic color in the garden-my favorite too!
Katarina, it's been raining off and on...not heavy but it's fun to watch my tiny visitors come out for a drink after the rain.
That's right Trudi. Like most garden bloggers, the after-the-rain shots are what I look forward to.
Linda May, great to have you stop by! thank you so much!!
Mildred, I almost forgot the white one! After reading your comment, I'm so glad I added it!
Bangchik...watch out for more of the seas!:)
Padma, I was telling Trudi (Titania) about the raindrops too....
Tina...it does liven up things....
Kanak, beautiful photos! We finally got some rain yesterday here in the Pacific norhtwest following several months of dryness. Our garden is so delighted as am I! ;)
Kanak, you have captured some pretty shots of insects. The yellow buds withwater droplets has mind refreshing and soothing effect. well done!!!
Kanak, I like the yellow flower. The sea of white is really meant for that little bug ha ha... I hope it will be drown there ;-) Have a great day!
These insects seem to be having a a ball or party here. I love the pictures with the water droplets on the allamanda flowers. Look so real. Great pictures, Kanak.
Boy, that's yellow.
Thanks for sharing these lovely pictures. All the pictures are worth to be praised.
What an awesome series of photos! I love them all!
Thank you all so much! Very happy to read your comments...and thanks for stopping by! Have a great week!
the insect is a skipper (butterfly). cheers,,
Rocksea, thanks for stopping by. I know it's a skipper...I didn't mention any names, either of the blooms or of the skipper/spider, because it was all about the colour! BTW, I don't know what the spider is called. It was tiny and really cute!
Actually i missed the spider in those photographs!! It is a crab spider (Thomisus sp.) You know the spider, but I guess you forgot it :)
I loooooove your pics! Especially the drops of water on the flowers. Yellow is my favourite colour in the garden. It is so bright!
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