Baskadia

Red Rose

Red rose flower

Natural Red rose

My garden flower

Passionate

Manual hand slingshot using red rubber on both sides hanging from a wooden stick

Beautiful sunset. Bright red pure nature sunset of the sun.

This is a beautiful sunset of the sun I caught being shiny red.

Red Eyes 👀

There's nothing like fresh flowers.Flowers are a gift to this earth.

Red Sound Waves

Gudahal flowers 🌺

The good morning flowers and plants beautiful nature photography environmental quality and flowers 🌺

Red Grapes

Red brick building

I enjoyed the 60-km long mountain road more than the city itself, but the tourist attractions in Maizuru City were also good. One of them is the Akarenga Park. Maybe there are many brick-style warehouses in trading centers with foreign countries. The park is crowded with many people during the daytime, and I went there early in the morning to take pictures in a less crowded area. They direct you to the spots to take photos, but I think it is difficult to take photos in the daytime because of too many people. The building has a sense of history, and there was even an exhibition hall that tells you what kind of history there was in various stores and places, so it was an informative place to learn. Curry and lemon squash seem to be the specialty, and I had the curry, which was very simple and I felt that it was designed to be a quick and nutritious meal because of the location where it was eaten.

Red finger❤

Flowers

Nature Photos Red Rose Natural Rose Photo

Narure Photography | Rose | Red Rose | Red Flower

Red light

light to illuminate the darkness

Red Flowers🌹🌹🌹🌹

Beautiful red flowers

Micro photo

Cool

Red Pelargonium inquinans flowers

Red flowers

Red rose

Red rose

Middlemist’s Red

Introducing the rarest flower on Earth. The Middlemist Red was native to China. Today, however, only two specimens of the species exist. One is located in New Zealand, and the other in England. The flower is named after John Middlemist, who brought the flower to England from China in 1804. A Mass Extinction? All of the flowers mentioned above are extremely rare. For the most part, it is because their habitats have been destroyed by human activity. A study published in 2019 found that since the year 1750, 571 distinct plant species have been rendered extinct, and this number is thought to be an underestimate. Scientists are now saying that humans are contributing to the sixth mass extinction on Earth, in which an estimated one million plant and animal species are at risk of disappearing from the face of the planet foreover.