Of the 142 plants in South Sinai that I have photographed (and identified), yellow flowers are the most prevalent. Do you recognize any of these?
You can learn more about the flora of South Sinai in my book. Check out the free sample!
Tag: desert
Flora of Sinai: Red Blooms
I’m taking a break from insects to share some beautiful red blooms with you today.
Top Row:
Milk Broom (Periploca aphylla)
Figwort (Scrophularia sp.)
Fire Bush (Calligonum comosum)
Bottom Row:
Sorrel (Rumex sp.)
Spider Flower (Cleome arabica)
Scarlet Pimpernel (Anagallis arvensis)
You can learn more about these and other flowers in my book.
Dragonflies in Sinai
A couple of months ago, my external hard drive malfunctioned and I lost thousands of my photos – mostly my pics of Sinai wildlife. Fortunately, my talented husband was able to recover a good chunk of the images. Recently, instead of wandering through wadis shooting new photos, I’ve been sorting and renaming all the recovered images. It’s a bit tedious and overwhelming, so I took breaks to put together different collections, like this one – Dragonflies in Sinai. I’ll be sharing some more of these over the next few weeks so stay tuned. 🙂
Top Left and Bottom Right: Violet Dropwing (Trithemis annulata)
Middle Left: Desert Skimmer (Orthetrum ransonneti)
Bottom Left: Slim Scarlet-Darter (Crocothemis sanguinolenta)
Top Right: Unknown
Wandering through Wadis 