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Wildflowers abound in Goa's plateaus and roadsides amidst the receding monsoon rains. These Golden Thyrallis (Rain of Gold) are drawing the attention of nature enthusiasts and photography lovers.
The eye-catching Acalypha Hispida are a treat to behold for their vibrant colour.
Watch closely along the roadside in South Goa, and you simply will not miss these 'Lady Margaret' Passion flowers, next to a river bank.
Soak in the beauty of the tiny Mimosa Strigillosa, which is a treat for the eyes.
Bixa Orellana, also known as achiote, is a shrub native to Central America, and is grown in many countries worldwide. It was used by Red Indians (native Americans) to make body paint, especially for the lips, which is the origin of the plant's nickname, lipstick tree.
Wildflowers attract large swarms of butterflies. In this picture, a Chinese windmill butterfly is drawn to these yellow lantanas which is a common sight in the countryside.
The Costus flower can be spotted in Goa's backwoods amidst wild shrubbery.
These pretty pink Caesarweed flowers bloom in abundance along roadsides in the villages of South Goa.
One's eyes will definitely get drawn to these large lemon yellow Abelmoschus Manihot flowers found almost everywhere on Goa's backroads.
Turnera Ulmifolia, or yellow alder flower, looks great against the backdrop of dark green foliage and water droplets from a drizzle to add to its scenic beauty.
So, if you want to explore the flower trails in Goa, this is the perfect time of the year to do just that!