A Morning Find!
Some time last year, I was taking a leisurely stroll around my parents' neighborhood one bright morning when I stumbled upon a patch of this flowering plant - "Spurred Butterfly Pea (Centrosema virginianum)", which I later found out that it's a member of the Fabaceae (legume) family.
The Spurred Butterfly Pea were already blooming. The blooms - a purple hue, added a pop of color to the lush green vegetation, captivating me instantly. Well, I took some snapshots of it.
Thereafter, I plucked a flower, and continued on my walk. By the time I was done, I noticed that it had begun to wilt. I took some snapshots of it too.
Shortly after, I grabbed a few more shots before it faded, trying to capture it's fleeting beauty.
I hope you like the photos.
This is my entry in the Qurator's PhotoQuest and also my participation in the #hive14dayschallenge by @hivecreatorsday
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This is really awesome, and you saved the pictures since last year that shows how you value that beautiful flower.
Thank you. I've got lots of photos from years ago saved in my gallery.
!BBH
I can see, and they are beautiful pictures
The petals of that flower is really pretty
Glad you think so. Thank you.
!BBH
You're welcome
I've seen those flowers, they're pretty, I think they're blue, it's unusual to see flowers in that color. Good luck in the contest. Best regards.
Thank you. I think you'd find them everywhere, since they're legumes. Yeah, the flower has different colors, I stumbled on the white yesterday but couldn't capture it.
!BBH