Who is the Dancing Lady?
The Dancing Lady is a wonderful Hibiscus (Hibiscus schizopetalus) whose flowers hang from the branches which trail among the tree that supports the foliage. I have many a photo over the years on my blog but this time I have something a bit different for you.
I also have a YouTube channel where I have some videos from my wildlife camera and other bits and pieces.
Please enjoy this Dancing Lady as she dances in the garden.
Isn’t it lovely to watch?
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oh it is lovely….and did you did you play the music?
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No not me. I am not that good
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oh, a pity – I had hoped you were.
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it was nice to see the video of this moving beauty….
ahhh
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Thank you Yvette 🙂
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and side note- I found my video of the blue butterfly and will try to share it in the next couple weeks
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Wonderful 🙂
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I saw this flower the first time in Kew Gardens – love at first sight. Thank you so much for showing her in freedom!
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Thank you Leya. To see many Dancing Ladies every morning while having breakfast on the verandah is lovely.
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I can understand that – a bit envious…
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Nice! Enjoyed the video and the music – thank you 🙂
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You’re welcome D 😀
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Hypnotic!
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How lovely. I have seen this flower once in the Dome of the Eden Project in Cornwall Uk – an amazing biome where there are different climates and the plants associated with each.
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Thank you. I have heard of the Eden Project. Another place on the list for next European trip
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