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Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Bougainvillea
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Another beautiful photo Linda. Such a wonderful colour. That's one of the nice things I enjoy about going abroad, and, that is, seeing all the pretty Bougainvillea.
ReplyDeleteThey are abundant here in Florida! Seem to be much darker in color though! Beautiful color and I love the composition!
ReplyDeleteSuch a nice photo. We had a whole wall of bougainvillea surrounding our pool when we lived in Arizona. This photo makes me a wee bit homesick!
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RJ
Stupendi colori, davvero una bellissima foto!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful macro image LindyLou ... I have a very dark red bougainvillea on my side fence which is actually growing on my neighbors property but fortunately I get to enjoy the flowers.
ReplyDeleteHope your week is going well in beautiful Italy.
lovely ... a flower coming out of another flower...love these blooms..
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty flower
ReplyDeleteThose little white floral centers are so sweet and pretty. You did a fabulous job with this floral macro shot. The light adds so much. It makes me think of a hymn we sang as little children..."All Things Bright and Beautiful". You picture is bright and it is beautiful. genie
ReplyDeleteWonderful flower!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bougainvillea! I saw them in abundance when I went to California last year. They really make a statement.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like the picture of summertime.
ReplyDeleteOh gosh.....it's like a flower within a flower. How cool!!
ReplyDeleteI love this flower and someday I am going to learn how to spell it! One we didn't see until we started traveling as it doesn't grow in the Pacific Northwest.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and beautifully captured!
ReplyDeleteSimple, yet beautiful!
ReplyDeleteA delight!
Gorgeous Linda! What a real treat to see as these flowers are not common in my area. Thank you for sharing with wonderful photo. I'm visiting from NatureFootstep and invite you for a visit.
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ReplyDeleteBellissima immagine!
Adoro il bougainvillea!
Ciao cara:)
Luci@
Lovely photo Linda. I have tried growing that here but to no avail. Have a wonderful Wednesday, love Linda x
ReplyDeletewe have two of these beauties, one in the front and one in the side yard. i just found out today from a friend that the culprit of their bathroom plumbing problems is the roots of the bougainvillea that have crawled into their pipes in the back yard, she said one root was the size of her leg. now i am fretting over ours.
ReplyDeleteThose leaves and flowers I love ... what colors ... Greetings.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely image! I love Bougainvillia, but not the thorns.
ReplyDeleteSo that is what bougainvillea blossoms look like! beautiful!! Must be too cold for them to winter here, because I have never seen them...
ReplyDeleteI love Bougainvillea, it is so pretty. Love the color. Beautiful image!
ReplyDeleteone of my favourite flowers. :) Beautifully captured.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! Love the colors
ReplyDeleteAhhhh, this photo is bedazzling! I LOVE Bougainvillea! We had a big, gorgeous one when we lived in Texas that I just couldn't leave behind, so I insisted we bring it with us when we moved to northern Wyoming. I was SO naive and ridiculously optimistic! How I wish someone would hybridize a Zone 3 Bougainvillea. :-)
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