The last remaining of the beautiful yellow flowers on the bush of the Spanish Broom or Weaver's Broom.
(Spartium junceum). A bush so common in Greece and around the Mediterranean coast. They were in full bloom about a couple of weeks ago on the hills of Imittos. Now, the last remaining flowers were hosting some guests.
Τα τελευταία λουλουδια από τα Σπάρτα που στολίζουν τον Υμηττό. Μερικά φιλοξενούν επισκέπτες.
(Spartium junceum). A bush so common in Greece and around the Mediterranean coast. They were in full bloom about a couple of weeks ago on the hills of Imittos. Now, the last remaining flowers were hosting some guests.
Τα τελευταία λουλουδια από τα Σπάρτα που στολίζουν τον Υμηττό. Μερικά φιλοξενούν επισκέπτες.
Fabulous captures! Very nicely done!!
ReplyDeleteExquisite flowers, colors and gorgeous captures as always, Costas! And, thank you as always, for sharing the beauty! Hope your week is going well!
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You are ahead of us. It's only just beginning to come out here on the south coast of England.
ReplyDeleteΕίναι και της μοδας το κιτρινάκι!!
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Πολύ ωραίες φωτογραφίες με τα ζουζούνια νάχουν στήσει πάρτι...
ReplyDeleteΜυρίζουν πολύ ωραία θυμάμαι!!!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen this bush of course and also I'm curious as to what the insects are. The shell looks like a ladybug but I know that's not right. Help this Alabama girl out Costas! :)
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Το αγαπημένο μου!!!
ReplyDeleteΠηγαίνοντας για το χωριό μοσχοβολά ο τόπος, κάπου έχω φωτογραφίες πάω να τις ξαναφέρω στην επιφάνεια!!
Καλό απόγευμα.
I don't think I've ever seen either the flower or the bug! Both are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots. Sadly all wild flowers here have said goodbye for the summer. Only a few poppies are still braving the rainless days.
ReplyDeletesuch lovely flowers and to have those polka dotted bugs in red with them is spectacular.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers appreciated by humans for its delicate beauty and by insects for its delicious taste. It's a win all around.
ReplyDeleteDarryl and Ruth :)
Un superbe meloidae!
ReplyDeleteBravo pour ces images!
Well done!
Je regarde souvent cette bestiole je la trouve si belle
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