Bell Flowers

Twin Bell Flowers on the shore of Dimbhe dam backwater

I don't know the scientific name of this beautiful flower I found near Bhimashankar. To be precise, it was near the shores of the Dimbhe dam backwaters.

About 5 feet tall plant was just decorated with these beautiful flowers. Do you know the exact name?

Beautiful Bell Flower on the shore of Dimbhe dam backwater

28 comments:

  1. Anya18 September, 2009

    Its a BEAUTY that flower,
    with those pink bells :)))))
    Amazing shot,
    my compliments (@^.^@)

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  2. ARIPI DE FLUTURE18 September, 2009

    so beautiful, beautiful colour and shape too.

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  3. இڿڰۣ FLO18 September, 2009

    Une belle fleur ici

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  4. Thérèse18 September, 2009

    Exept for the fact that they stick their tongue out they are beautiful! No idea for the name.

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  5. Diane AZ18 September, 2009

    Beautiful colors and I like the spots inside. I don't know the name, but I must say these are gorgeous photos.

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  6. Olde Dame Penniwig18 September, 2009

    Nature in incredible. That flower has been made to have so many ways to lure in a bee or fly or bird and thus become pollinated! I love the little "bit of cloth" hanging down, as if to advertise its nectar with a banner.

    Over on Our Simple Life, the blog writer is a botantist and I will send her your link! She knows many thousands of plants and might know this one!

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  7. bindu18 September, 2009

    Lovely flower and fantastic pictures!

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  8. Janie18 September, 2009

    I don't know the name, but the flower is gorgeous. Your photo capture of it is great.

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  9. amatamari©18 September, 2009

    Oh, how are gorgeous!

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  10. Lucy18 September, 2009

    I do love flowers and that one is exceptional. Very nice shot.

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  11. Olde Dame Penniwig18 September, 2009

    Bhavesh, our Botany blogger is saying it appears to be a type of foxglove plant!

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  12. Bhavesh Chhatbar19 September, 2009

    So nice of you Olde Dame Penniwig, really!

    Blame

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  13. Anonymous19 September, 2009

    superb macro shots :) very sharp in nature :)

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  14. GYPSYWOMAN19 September, 2009

    just totally breathtaking!!! beautiful!!!

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  15. ✿France✿ 20 September, 2009

    Bon dimanche bonne journée

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  16. PeterParis21 September, 2009

    The name is not important ... let's just admire!

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  17. Babzy.B22 September, 2009

    Very nice flowers !

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  18. Kcalpesh23 September, 2009

    These are beautiful!

    - Pixellicious Photos

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  19. Ginnie25 September, 2009

    It really IS beautiful, Bhavesh. Maybe it IS a Foxglove?

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  20. ΓΑΪΔΑΡΑ25 September, 2009

    Lovely flower!

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  21. Bhavesh Chhatbar29 September, 2009

    Searching on Google, I found that this may be Sesamum Indicum

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  22. Anonymous15 May, 2010

    It's a very good-looking flower

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  23. Anonymous15 May, 2010

    That's GOD'S creation!!!

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  24. Bhavesh Chhatbar15 May, 2010

    @ Anonymous: You're so right!

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  25. A Bit of the Blarney15 June, 2020

    How very beautiful!!! I've never seen a bell flower before! Thank you for sharing! Have a wonderful week!

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  26. Angela15 June, 2020

    So pretty!

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  27. NCSue15 June, 2020

    Very pretty, and aptly named!
    Thanks for sharing at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2020/06/glowing.html, Bhavesh.

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  28. Shiju Sugunan16 June, 2020

    So beautiful and delicate!

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