Bird of Paradise

I love this flower, the Bird of Paradise. It sounds so special and it looks magnificent!

In actual fact, we have rice which is named after this flower, Bird of Paradise.

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  1. Wenn, it is a beautiful tropical flower.

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  2. If look properly, the flower is actually flying.

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  3. To me the Bird of Paradise is always a most beautiful flower and your photo is fantastic. Thanks for sharing and have a great week.

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  4. I love them too! The spread of their petals look like butterflies fleeting!

    The colors are pretty!

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  5. Bird of paradise reminds me of my childhood time where our teacher required us to collect this flower for our project. :)

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  6. Wenn, what a beautiful flower/pic!It looks like a tropical bird!
    I love these flowers, as well.

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  7. Simply Gorgeous! Exotic Beauty!

    My entry. Have a blessed Sunday!

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  8. Very pretty! I have some white bird of paradise! that reminds me, I have to pull out those pictures!

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  9. Really beautiful..looks like flying..love the name too

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  10. It's a nice flower and I like the name! : )

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  11. Fantastic flower and so beautiful colored.

    Have a nice week

    Gunilla

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  12. Love the flower.

    Have bought Bird of Paradise rice before. Taste good

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  13. This is a nice exotic flower!

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  14. Wenn: Beautiful capture, it is a hard flower to show properly and you did it wonderfully.

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  15. Beautiful picture!!
    Bird of Paradies...Strelitzia (pronounced /strɛˈlɪtsi.ə/)[1] is a genus of five species of perennial plants, native to South Africa. The genus is named after the duchy of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Germany birthplace of Queen Charlotte of the United Kingdom. A common name of the genus is bird of paradise flower, because of a supposed resemblance of its flowers to the bird of paradise. In South Africa it is commonly known as a crane flower.

    Hope you don't mind that I post more info about this beautiful plant.
    Gisela

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  16. Love this flower! It's the most elegant!

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  17. indeed,it is beautiful.but,don't you know that its leaves can be use for wrapping purposes here in taiwan....it is widely use and cultivated here use for wrapping the rice dumplings that are popular as one of taiwan's delicacy...the leaves of this birds of paradise is called lotus leaf.thanks for visiting my blogs...please come again..thanks


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  18. It does indeed have a lovely name and is beautiful. It looks as if its in flight.

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  19. I thought you were referring to the true bird of paradise - the featured one, LOL... That one you can see in KL Bird Park.

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  20. I like the birds of paradise a lot.

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  21. I had the miniature version in front of my house in Florida. I'm not sure how they would handle the weather here. Beautiful capture, Wenn!

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  22. We have Birds of Paradise, here, in California, too. Lovely photo.

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  23. Wow this so lovely. I love the picture perfect for its name.

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  24. Lovely..in paradise just by looking at it.

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  25. I didn't know this flower is so beautiful!

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  26. Truly magnificent! Have a wonderful week :)

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  27. haha, yeah, i recall that Bird of Paradise rice.. :p

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  28. That is an amazing flower, and my husband's favorite!

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  29. this plant is very interesting no wonder it got such name

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