For this week’s Wild Wednesday in the Western Algarve I offer wild yellow lupins. These can usually be seen between March and August.
Como citar este mapa
F.Clamote, J.D.Almeida, A.Carapeto, P.V.Araújo, P.Beja, M.J.Correia, J.Lourenço, M.Porto, et al. (2024). Lupinus luteus L. – mapa de distribuição. Flora-On: Flora de Portugal Interactiva, Sociedade Portuguesa de Botânica. http://www.flora-on.pt/#wLupinus+luteus. Consulta realizada em 19/06/2024
For identification and further information about wildflowers in Portugal, please check out
https://flora-on.pt/#1Lupinus+luteus
https://identify.plantnet.org/k-world-flora/species/Lupinus%20luteus%20L./data-new
https://floradaserradaarrabida.blogspot.com/2014/03/tremoceiro-amarelo-lupinus-luteus.html
These photographs were taken in the Sudoeste Alentejano e Costa Vicentina Nature Park (Alentejo’s South West and Vicentina coast).
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So very pretty!
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The yellow lupins are really pretty. We have wild ones here in Bavaria too, but only blue ones. They grow at the roadsides at the same time as the yellow broom flowers.
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I’ve never seen yellow lupin. It’s wonderful. Thanks for your photos.
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I’m amazed they grow wild and seem resistant to drought
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What a winner! Native flower beauty.
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That’s a good sighting. I need to get back in the hills but it’s been a bit hot lately.
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Hi Jo, this wasn’t in the hills the picitures weres taken roadside in the Sudoeste Alentejano e Costa Vicentina Nature Park (Alentejo’s South West and Vicentina coast)
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No, but I can often see them inland from us, Carole, if it’s the right time of year 😁🩵
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