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Strelitzia reginae or Bird of Paradise with distinctive iridescent flowers. Close up, bokeh.

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Photo taken in Perth, Australia

Resort on a white sand beach and turquoise sea

Heliconia psittacorum (Parrot Heliconia), the tropical flower used as cut flowers, potted plants, and decorate in the garden.

The common names of strelitzia reginae include crane flower and bird of paradise. It got such names for its exotic flowers that look like the head of a crane.

Bird of paradise

Leave of a palm tree in a public park on the Spanish Canary island Tenerife where the climate makes it possible to grow a wide range of palm trees

This is a low angle view of blooming bougainvillea flowers in Tulum, Mexico.

Strelitzia reginae. Bird of paradise exotic tropical flower

Bird of Paradise or Strelitzia Flower

Bird of paradise (strelitzia).

Bird of Paradise Flower plant.

Tropical Orange Flower

Office buildings in downtown Jacksonville, Florida, USA on a sunny day.

An exhibit at a flower show.

Strelitzia reginae exotic plant also known as a Bird of Paradise flower

one of the most beautiful beaches

Mata Atlantica Bromeliad

Stelitizia, the national flower of South Africa

aerial view of Magens Bay in Saint Thomas, US Virgin Islands, with Saint John and Tortola on a horizon

closeup of beautiful flower Strelitzia Reginae

close up of Strelitzia flower.Multiple exposure

Beautiful Bird of Paradise flower (Strelitzia reginae) isolated in a greenhouse with sap dripping.

Eleuthera

Green leaves with turquoise water of tropical beach on the background. Summer beach vacation background,

Parrot's beak plant with a variety of light sources

Panorama of a bird of paradise flower in Calabria.

Kigalia, Rwanda: colorful bird of paradise flower / crane flower (Strelitzia reginae) stands out against blue sky. The bird of paradise flower is an evergreen, perennial, herbaceous plant that reaches heights of 80 to 200 centimeters. It forms clump-like stands with its branched rhizomes. The inflorescence is partially covered by a beak-shaped, bract (the so-called spathe), which usually has red edges.

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