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Photos taken by myself in Holambra's Fields, a village near my house. Fotos clicadas por mim em Campos de Holambra, distrito situado perto de casa.
The flower on my header and on the last photo, named Calliandra brevipes (Pink Powderpuff) is an attractive shrub with with finely divided leaves and clusters of red powder-puff flowers. It is native to southeastern Brazil, Uruguay and northern Argentina. In Portuguese common names include: Esponja, Esponjinha, Manduruvá. A flor no meu cabeçalho e na última foto é a Calliandra brevipes, também conhecida como Esponja, Esponjinha, Manduruvá. É uma espécie de arbusto sem espinhos, de até 2 metros de altura e muito ramificado do gênero Calliandra, subfamília Mimosoideae, família Fabaceae. É uma espécie nativa da América do Sul, mais especificamente do Brasil, Uruguai e norte da Argentina. Joining Tex's Good Fences!  |
What a beautiful view!
ReplyDeletegosh, just beautiful! love the naturalness of it!
ReplyDeleteA most enjoyable ride through much beauty.
ReplyDeleteQue lindas e como enfeitam nossos caminhos! bjs, tuuuudo de bom,choica
ReplyDeleteGreat images,so much greenery & pretty flowers
ReplyDeleteThe flower in the header is really unique and beautful Sonia. It's such a charming country area and that final photo really invited me to take a walk and see where the road leads, it made me wonder what was at the end. A lovely shot!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the coming weekend Sonia dear.
Flowering fences just might be the best fences Sonia! The flower in your header sort of reminds me of the flowers on our mimosa trees. Hope you are having a wonderful Thursday!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful!
ReplyDeleteJust lovely, Sonia.
ReplyDeleteA flower that looks a lot like your powderpuff header flower grows in Florida.
Those are wonderful living fences. I love how lush everything is by the side of the road.
ReplyDeleteLovely! The flowers are so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteNothing more beautiful than a flowering fence----and these are such pretty flowers, too!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty flower which grows in California too but has the reputation of making a mess... :-)
ReplyDeleteI don't know if the fairy duster belongs to the same family but we had those at home in Arizona and loved them.
ReplyDeleteI really love the pink powder puff, it reminds me of our Mimosa tree. Lovely blooms.. Great shots, enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteI love walking along a road with flowers in the fence, I love the colours and the fragrances and the busy insects!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beauty so close to you.
ReplyDeleteIt's so neat with a flower-fence.
ReplyDeleteFlower fences are the best kind. Second best kind is that rockwall.
ReplyDeleteLindos caminhos cercados de flores Sonia.
ReplyDeleteGosto muito,
e a flor do cabeçalho é muito interessante _ e fotografam muito
bem.Flores sempre combinam e alegram nossos blogs.
abraços de boa noite
Minha querida
ReplyDeleteNão há nada mais aprazível do que viajar por uma estrada ou rua e vermos flores de um lado e do outro!
Flores,verde e árvores ou arbustos!
Aqui,no meio das nossas autoestradas, já há essa preocupação.
No nosso Algarve,há locais verdadeiramente paradisíacos.Só vindo cá ver!!
Adorei a imagem
Um beijinho
Beatriz
So lovely. And as another commenter noted, I am sure it the pink powderpuff is the same as our mimosa. Mimosa is a pretty name, but I like Pink Powderpuff even more.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely colors!
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