Love how the color of the plant seems to match the soil. :) The second shot looks like a lot of little mouths like the plant from Little Shoppe of Horrors. :) I agree with Wanda - just a little odd looking. Lovely shots nevertheless!
I've seen Sturt's pea in photos, but haven't seen it in person. Isn't it invasive? The look of the first photo seems to be very vigorous plant and maybe invasive, but the flowers are really beautiful. Now i am thinking of wisteria!
What an interesting a beautiful plant. Carletta said what came to my mind also, Little Shop of Horrors. I like how you got down to it's level for the photos. I too like the color of the soil. Nice all around.
Thanks always for feedback; good to know someone is watching! John: I was lucky I didn’t have to get down onto the red earth for these pics. This seemingly single plant, was growing near the edge of a heavy rustic timber fence. I was almost going to add it here, but will save for another meme further down the track. Kakantikan: Not vigorous or invasive as far as I know. It was the only flowering Sturt Desert Pea I came across.
thanks for visiting Snap Happy Birding, and for leaving a comment; I can still see them. Now both my blogs are resting in idle mode. It was time to give other things priority, even though I miss my regular blogging and the feedback that came my way over the years. Take care.
Gorgeous shots Carole!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful, yet odd looking flower. Love the color!
ReplyDeleteLove how the color of the plant seems to match the soil. :)
ReplyDeleteThe second shot looks like a lot of little mouths like the plant from Little Shoppe of Horrors. :)
I agree with Wanda - just a little odd looking.
Lovely shots nevertheless!
I've seen Sturt's pea in photos, but haven't seen it in person. Isn't it invasive? The look of the first photo seems to be very vigorous plant and maybe invasive, but the flowers are really beautiful. Now i am thinking of wisteria!
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting a beautiful plant. Carletta said what came to my mind also, Little Shop of Horrors. I like how you got down to it's level for the photos. I too like the color of the soil. Nice all around.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen these url, nor even photos of the plant, only the flowers. Quite stunning and unusual, like many other of our natives.
ReplyDeleteThanks always for feedback; good to know someone is watching!
ReplyDeleteJohn: I was lucky I didn’t have to get down onto the red earth for these pics. This seemingly single plant, was growing near the edge of a heavy rustic timber fence. I was almost going to add it here, but will save for another meme further down the track.
Kakantikan: Not vigorous or invasive as far as I know. It was the only flowering Sturt Desert Pea I came across.
I have never seen these beutiful flowers before! Gorgeous photos!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers! I have never seen this plants!
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Xinie
wow, that´s an interesting flower. Would like to explore it for myself. I love it and it is gorgeous against the red dirt too. Thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteThose are gorgeous and very unique! I've never seen anything like them.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous and unique. They look like chilis from afar.
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very unique and beautiful! thanks for joining us :)
ReplyDeleteinteresting flower! beautiful pics
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures of very beautiful flowers and pictures!!
ReplyDeleteGardens and flowers have a way of bringing people together from around the world.
These are just SO amazing - I pinned them to my Nature board! Really GREAT photos!!!
ReplyDeleteJust signed on as a Follower too!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers. I'm impressed!
ReplyDeleteFantastic to get to know the spectacular plant!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
nice pohotos, i like when i discover flowers thet are as interenting as these ones
ReplyDeleteThe complexity is what grabs me by the throat. I am not at all a religious person, but this flower brings me to the edge.
ReplyDeleteWhat a interesting and bright flower...looks good enough to eat!
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Jan
Those are really unique flowers. Have never seen anything like it. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBoy, those are the brightest, reddest things ever! Amazing!
ReplyDeleteCarole, have never seen a dessert pea, but they look amazing. what brilliant colors.
ReplyDeleteI never seen before, thanks for sharing! Greetings from Brasov!
ReplyDeleteVery unusual flower! Stunning - love the color!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen these flowers in real life Carole, what fabulous colours and such a unique shape/design they are!
ReplyDeletewow, this is my first time to see this flower. love the vivid color, the shape is unusual, too. beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots of this beautiful native, Carole!
ReplyDeleteI am a little late in visiting from last week due to work commitments, but I thank you heartily for your continuing support of Floral Friday Fotos!
What an amazing flower. Never seen these before. Looking at the second photo my first thought was "red peppers". Very intersting plant.
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