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Ethiopian wolf pollinators (transparent version)
"You really have to go where you have large flower fields," [Sandra Lai] says. "You wait for a long time. If you are lucky, a wolf will come." Lai's colleague, Adrien Lesaffre, was lucky. Over several days, he spotted and photographed half a dozen wolves feeding on the nectar. (NPR)
When I'm out for a walk, I always look out for beautiful plants.🏵️
Torch Lily-Kniphofia
📷mine
Torch Lily - Athens Georgia
Plant of the Day
Thursday 3 October 2024
In the first year the biennial Verbascum thapsus (great mullein, Aaron's rod, beggar's blanket, cow's lungwort, duffle, feltwort, flannel leaf, fluffweed, rag paper, torch lily, velvet dock) produces a rosette of large wooly grey-green leaves. In the second year a tall, upright, woolly stem is produced bearing yellow, saucer-shaped flowers popular with pollinators.
Jill Raggett
Torch Lilies (Red Hot Pokers) Are Not True Lilies
Female rufous hummingbird
COURTESY DALYA HANSEN
Kniphofia uvaria / Red Hot Poker at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens at Duke University in Durham, NC
Kniphofia uvaria ("Torch Lily")
red hot pokers.
