Tag Archives: Tabachine

Tabachine: FOTD July 18, 2019

 

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Tabachine: Flower of the Day, July 11, 2018

 

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For Cee’s Flower of the Day prompt.

Tabachine: Flower of the day, July 5, 2018

Here the flowers are the stars, but If you want to see way more tabachines with butterflies and Morrie, go HERE.

For another of Cee’s very best flower shots, IMHO, look HERE.

Wednesday in the Hammock with Morrie

There is a commentary that goes with these photos.  To see it and to enlarge them all, click on the first photo. The arrow on the right of the photo will take you to the next photo.  Have fun! Morrie and I want to share our afternoon with you. He’s narrating.

Tabachine: Flower of the Day, June 16, 2018

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This tabachine bush near my studio was swarming with fluttering black butterflies, but they moved so quickly that I couldn’t get a shot.  I have a video of them taken a few years ago, and it is like a ballet—their graceful swooping, bending and departing.

For Cee’s Flower of the Day.

Tabachine and Progeny: Cee’s Flower of the Day, August 1, 2017

 

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For Cee’s Flower Prompt.

Tabachine: Flower of the Day, July 20, 2017

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A few days ago I showed a different color of tabachine.  This is the more usual color—and my favorite.  Butterflies love them.  So do I.  Although my gardener calls the small bush varieties of the poinciana tabachine and the large tree varieties flamboyan, sites on the internet call the larger variety both tabachine and Royal Poinciana and this smaller variety a dwarf poinciana.

For Cee’s Flower Prompt.

Tabachine: Flower of the Day, July 17, 2017

 

This is such an unusual color of tabachine.  They are usually vivid yellow and orange.

Love them against this vivid fuchsia wall.

For Cee’s Flower Prompt.

Tabachine: Flower of the Day, May 24, 2017

For Cee’s Flower of the Day, May 24,2017.

Flowers of the Day, Apr 23, 2017: Tabachine and Bougainvillea

Here is my backyard and studio, taken yesterday, plus a closeup of the tabachine.  You’ve seen plenty of closeups of the bougainvillea in the past.  Click on either photo to enlarge both.  it’s hard to remember what season you are in in Mexico as there is always something blooming.  The bougainvillea bloom year round and the tabachine a couple of times a year.  I just heard the first rainbirds (actually an insect–cicadas) this week so the rainy season will soon be upon us.  Then those hills behind my studio will be verdant green.

See Cee’s flowers of the day HERE.