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Heliconia.rostrata.kewgardens.london.arp. Heliconia rostrata at Kew Gardens London England Taken by Adrian Pingstone in June and released to the public domain own assumed Arpingstone Taken with Olympus CUZ Heliconia rostrata Plants in Kew Gardens

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The heliconia is one of many tropical plants that can be admired on a walk through the garden

A large violet sabrewing hummingbird hovers while feeding from the nectar of the Heliconia rostrata also known as Hanging Lobster Claw or False Bird of Paradise or heliconia plants in Antigua, Guatemala.

Heliconia stricta Huber red flower, tropical flowers in Reunion, France

Red Heliconia rostrata flower. Common names for the genus include Hanging lobster claw or False bird of paradise.

Close up shot of an arrangement of vibrant colorful tropical flowers including hibiscus setup on dark background. Taken in Kauai, Hawaii, during the day.

Hanging Lobster Claw flower, also known as the False Bird of Paradise, Heliconia rostrata. Thailand

Heliconia rostrata also known as Hanging Lobster Claw or False Bird of Paradise. Flower isolated owhite background.

Heliconia Macaw Flower, Heliconia bihai, Macaw-flower, red palulu, Heliconiaceae, heliconiinae, red bloom close-up.

The vibrant Heliconia plant displays brilliant red and yellow bracts against a backdrop of lush green leaves and a vivid blue sky, capturing the essence of the beauty of tropical nature in full bloom.

Heliconia, popularly known as lobster-claw, toucan peak, wild plantains, or false bird-of-paradise, is native to the tropical Americas and some Pacific Ocean islands. Heliconias are grown for their beautiful, brilliant colorful flowering bracts. The flower heads (bracts) rise from clumps of banana-like leaves. The flowering stems are mostly pendulous, drooping down from the main stems, while some species have upright facing flowers. The flowers are produced on long, erect or drooping panicles, and consist of brightly colored waxy bracts, with small real flowers inside the bracts. Bracts can be orange, red, purple, yellow, pink, green or their combinations. The blooming time is once to several times a year.

Phelsuma laticauda, the gold dust day gecko feeding on a tropical flower, the lobster claw Plant. Photographed on the island of Kauai, Hawaii.

A fresh lobster on the seafood kitchen counter, placed next to mushrooms and salad ingredients.

Phelsuma laticauda, the gold dust day gecko feeding on a tropical flower, the lobster claw. Photographed on the island of Kauai, Hawaii.

The chef in the seafood kitchen picks up a fresh lobster.

Flower know as hanging lobster claw or more correct Heliconia rostrata. Other names are false bird of paradise or fishtail heliconia. It is a popular flower in tropical and subtropical parks. The picture is taken in Harau in the northern part of Sumatra

A close-up of a Heliconia rostrata, commonly known as the hanging lobster claw or false bird of paradise. The bright red bracts with yellow and green edges create a striking pattern, hanging in a cascading formation among lush green foliage.

Kigali, Rwanda: a close-up view of a brightly colored Heliconia rostrata, commonly known as the hanging lobster claw / false bird of paradise in full bloom. Heliconias are giant herbs.

Kigali, Rwanda: the striking red heliconia inflorescence, standing out against the surrounding green leaves in a lush tropical setting. Heliconia bihai, commonly known as Red palulu, Macaw-flower, Firebird, Wild plantain, Wild Banana, Bastard Plantain. Perennial herbs with stout or reed-like stems.

Heliconia rostrata, the hanging lobster claw or false bird of paradise

Heliconia is a genus of single flowering plants in the family Heliconiaceae.

A green anole lizard on a lobster claw flower. Photographed on the island of Kauai, Hawaii.

Red and Yellow petals, green large leaves, contained in wire mesh