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Red spider lily October Osaka Japan. Name Lycoris radiata Family Amaryllidaceae Red spider lily This picture was taken at Osaka Japan Camera Details Camera PENTAX KD Lens TAMRON SP AFmm Di ModelE own Laitche Laitche laitche Link to My Website Lycoris radiata

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Red spider lily(cluster amaryllis) of Tsuya River (Kaizu City, Gifu Prefecture).

Red spider lily flowers (Lycoris radiata)

$The Terasaka Rice Terraces are the largest rice terraces in Saitama Prefecture, located at the confluence of Yokozegawa River (a tributary of the Arakawa River) and the Sozawagawa River (a tribunary of Yokozegawa). The rice terraces are located 230 to 270 meters above sea level, and stretch 400m from East to West, and 250m from North to South. Of the total area of around 5.2 hectares, around 4 hectares is cultivated as rice fields (around 25 fields). The terraces also offer an imposing view of magnificent Mt. Buko.\nThis place is also famous for its spider flowers (also called Equinox flower in Japan), which are in full bloom in late September.$

Asparagus orchids have an important place in both Asian and African cultures. In China and Japan, asparagus orchids symbolize purity and beauty and are often used in temples and gardens. In Africa, asparagus orchids are regarded as plants with medicinal value and are traditionally used to treat various ailments. In Western horticultural culture, asparagus orchids are loved for their beauty and hardiness and are often grown as ornamental plants

Higanbana and ears of rice in the rice paddies. Japanese landscape.

Close up of a Poinciana, Caesalpinia gilliesii. Caesalpinia gilliesii, commonly called bird-of-paradise, is an evergreen (semi-deciduous to deciduous in the northern parts of its growing range) shrub or small tree in the pea family that typically grows to 10’ tall but occasionally rises to as much as 15’. It is native to subtropical areas of Argentina and Uruguay but is now widely grown in tropical and warm temperate regions around the world for its attractive yellow flowers with bright red stamens which bloom in summer in upright open racemes on branches clad with fern-like bipinnate compound green leaves.

A close-up of red spider lilies blooming on a riverbank, photographed with a manual lens.

Macrophotography of a cluster amaryllis.

Kinchakuda, Saitama Prefecture: Spider lilies blooming in the forest