Ocotillo flower by Ron Horloff

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Ocotillo flower

Flowers usually bloom between February and May; they are red, tubular, each about an inch long, and grow in clusters at the ends of the ocotillo branches.

Nikon D70 ,Nikkor 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6g IF-ED AF-S DX VR
1/125s f/10.0 at 200.0mm iso200 full exif

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Mary Bowles		08-Jul-2006 06:29
Yet more proof of the abounding beauty and variety of nature,found in the unlikeliest of places. These flowers, to me, are reminiscent of undersea "blossoms".

Robert Charity		27-May-2006 15:31
good shot, love the color

Hans Meerbeek		07-Apr-2006 12:32
Superb colors!

Jola Dziubinska		07-Apr-2006 07:55
Super colors and details.

Besati		07-Apr-2006 03:42
Uncommon but beautiful plant. Congrats on your latest acquisition. Looks like a must-buy for travellers:))

b-w studio		07-Apr-2006 02:08
nice glowing colors.

Jill		06-Apr-2006 23:15
So unique..a plant we do not have the luxury of seeing here in the South. I liked the lilies from yesterday as well. Perhaps the same that grow wild along our highways at times. Your vision of the West has made me hunger for more. How I would love to see it for myself. Meanwhile, continue sharing.

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