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Convolvulus secundus
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Second post of this plant - previous post shows the open flowers
This plant is quite common on sandy soils near the Mediterranean beach. It is a beautiful flower and one of my favorites.
Common name: One-sided Bindweed
Family: Convolvulaceae
Petals: Connate
Leaf form: Simple
Leaf margin: Entire
Habitat: Coastal
Life form: non-woody perennial
Flowering months: April-August |
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Hi Shir,
What an intersting flower and how well captured. The flowers look a little like pasta, especially those on the left. The details and clarity of this photo is perfect. The DOF could be a little better, but that is nit picking.
TFS,
Niek
Hola Shir,
Excelente y original macro de estas plantas que tienen que parecen ser muy pequeñas. Buena luz y gran nitidez. Saludos
Hello Shir,
Very detailed closeup of the bindweed with nice color and light. I like the OOF BG and the bit of blue there. It gives a great feel for the sandy mediterranean environment this plant thrives in..
Very well done.
Hello Shir
This Convolvulus is a very interesting species of plant. Both the leaves and buds have fine hairs. I would love to see this flowers open. The colour is warm, sharp and vivid. Nice composition of the buds and branch across the entire photo.
TFS Janice