| Latin Name |
Observation date |
Location |
| Genus Crotalaria |
October 23, 2026 |
Central Aceh Regency,Aceh, Indonesia |
I quite often come across this particular flower in my area, especially around the rice fields, but until now, I still don't know its name Lol.I captured the beauty of this flower a few days ago when I went to the rice field to help my father dig the soil in preparation for planting yellow beans. This particular flower looks very beautiful because it has such unique colors and shapes.
This flower has a bright yellow color, and at first glance, it looks like a series of butterflies neatly arranged along a long cluster. It also has a fairly long stem, so we can easily find this flower.
I really like this flower, but because it grows in such large numbers, many people often consider it a weed, especially farmers. However, this flower is very beneficial and loved by many pollinating insects, such as bees, because it produces a lot of nectar.
And I have also succeeded in photographing this flower from various different angles, so that we can easily see its beauty from the several images that I will share.
| Camera Used |
poco c65 |
| Lens |
MM |
| F-stop |
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| Iso speed |
ISO |
| Focal length |
MM |
| Photography |
Genus Crotalaria |
| Photographer |
@maxmarvin |
