… Gulmohar from top on a party cloudy day …
. . . Black & White Closeness . . .
. . . Like an umbrella . . .
Well, Instagram is something hard to avoid. 
. . . Gulmohar’s Shadow . . .
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Oh, by the way, Gulmohar is Hindi (Urdu) word for Royal Poinciana or Flamboyant (Scientific name: Delonix regia). In India it is known as Gulmohar (Hindi and Urdu -‘Gul’ means ‘Flower’ and ‘Mohr’ is ‘coin’. 
It had lot of flowers – bright beautiful red flowers – but till June/July. And now is the time for it to be just green, which is fantastic too! I did share a photo of a petal which fell from this very tree. You can click here to check that (It looks like a sting-ray!)
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Hope you are having a nice and peaceful time.
Wow, these are terrific Nandini and I especially like the B&W photo. I love seeing plants from other parts of the world!
Oh you don’t have this in your region? I’m glad that i shared then.
Thanks for the likes.
Beautiful!*Highly recommend to see these shots larger, especailly the first one, the detail is amazing!
Thank you very much, Pablo!
Lovely plant!
Thanks, Cornel.
and Gorgeous too!
Beautiful, Nandini!!!!
Thanks, Marina!
So delicate! Lovely.
Thanks, Karen!
What beautiful green colours and leaf shape – it looks very delicate and feathery.
Delicate it is!
Thanks, Meanderer!
Gulmohar always relates to the red flowers for me, nice to see the green side of it
It looks gorgeous in red too, right.
Thanks, Sathya!
Lovely images.
I really like the shape of the leaves – so different to the normal kind. Almost looks like an Australian Acacia.
Yes, the leaves are extra-ordinary. Thanks, Victoria!
I love the way you click those tree….beautifull…
Thanks, Lee. Glad you loved it.
Beautiful Nandini! Love the perspective from above
Whenever I see it from above, I fell like jumping on it. It looks like a sheet.
Thanks, Madhu.
Gorgeous foliage… Love the patterning too.
I’m always fascinated by this tree.
Thanks, Eliz!
Lovely. The texture of the Gulmohar is amazing.
So good to hear from you, Linda! And Thanks, for the comment.
Great series!
Thanks.