Friday, November 02, 2007

Water-lilies at Wetland Park


Have you ever seen yellow flowers of water-lilies? I saw one at Wetland Park last Sunday.

It stood out from the rest of the lilies because of its uniqueness. The other colours of water-lilies are lovely to see too – reddish pink, purplish blue and white. Together with the round flat leaves, the water-lilies form a beautiful picture worthy for me to take dozens of photos.

Usually, water-lilies grow in ponds. Here at Wetland Park, they are living in widespread areas of water surrounded by man-made canvas. They grow healthily here in clean water and the flowers come out almost at one time. What a flourishing scene of the lilies!

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

We love lilies, so pretty and elegant. The fact that they grow out from water is also so special from all the other flowers. The lily leaves surrounding them add to the poetic and the "slightly drunk" feelings for the whole picture.