It's that time of year when spring is ending and summer season has arrived . It has been unusual spring due to the on going weather disturbances and concurrent rains which has lead to unusual wet spring.
It is the time to bid adieu Spring blossoms and welcome summer in the garden
Petunias and pansies are giving last of their booms with rise in temperatures
Kalanchoes blossfeldiana blooming
Bougainvilleas are back in blooms as Summer season is back
Adenium is blooming finally after rise in temperatures
Spider lilies are blooming with summer arrival , summer and rains are best season for lily blooms
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I spotted this butterfly with unusual blue color , Anyone knows the ID
In my recent visit to Bird sanctuary I spotted this beautiful Indian painted stork
Indian painted stork feeding on fish 
Finally an ode to mountains
I've been having trouble posting comments on your blog and it took several tries today - but here I am. As always, I enjoy your blooms-our nurseries aren't even selling petunias and other (for us) summer flowers. Greetings from the Northeast United States. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
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What a lovely collection of flowers! The Painted Stork is one of my favorites. Pretty view of the mountain and sky! Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteWe usually get an early start to summer, although not as early as you do, but we're unusually cool - and wet - this year. Your blanket flower always astounds me. I love the stork photos too.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing Stork. I know they look odd but I love them!
ReplyDeleteI'm in Massachusetts, and am very jealous thinking of that beautiful bouganvillia!
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Very nice; thanks for sharing the beauty of your amazing blooms! Like Pat, in Massachusetts, I'm too far north for Bougainvillea, although I love it. <3
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful blooms! Love spring flowers :)
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Wow so colorful and beautiful photos. No flowers here yet because I don't have perennials, so was nice to see yours. I like pansy's but I usually never have any because they don't last long to buy them as annuals.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty these blooms!
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Beautyful nature
ReplyDeleteThat stork is quite eye catching. Love seeing the flowers. It is almost time to do some planting/gardening here. Thank you for linking up.
ReplyDeleteLove the mountains! That stork looks so ungainly and I love your beautiful blooms.
ReplyDeleteFascinating to realize that your spring flowers are our summer flowers here in the Mid-Atlantic region of the US. Lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers and that stork is adorable. Congratulations, you are being featured on Thursday Favorite Things. I hope you stop by. https://www.eclecticredbarn.com/2023/04/flowers-and-more-flowers-on-tft.html
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Summer where you live already? We still haven't even had spring yet where I live. Gorgeous flowers! Love the bird photos. Thanks for linking up with Ageless Style.
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