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Blue Pasithea caerulea flowers bloom early in central Chile

Original: Esta no es del desierto florido en sí (también se pueden ver allá pero se dan hasta la zona central). De hecho las fotos

A nature observer in Chile is sharing photos of the azulillo (Pasithea caerulea), clarifying that the striking blue wildflower is not part of the famous desierto florido bloom itself, though it also grows there. The photos were taken near the photographer's home in the central zone, where the species flourishes. The azulillo is described as one of the first flowers to appear in spring, with a beautiful bloom that attracts many small bees.

Why now: People are discussing spring wildflower blooms in Chile and the blue azulillo that attracts bees.

Pasithea caeruleaChiledesierto florido

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