Staphȳlea cōlchica on a rainy day.
It may sound strange but only thanks to raindrops I learned about the existence of some plants that I had never seen before.
One of these plants is Staphȳlea cōlchica I met it on a rainy day, when I decided to go into the forest or an abandoned park, which they once wanted to make an arboretum but something did not work out.
More precisely the plants that were planted there have grown old but no one takes care of them.
So I went into the forest and a gust of wind brought down streams of water from the bottom of the house on me and I looked up.
And there green boxes were showing off, which contain Staphȳlea cōlchica nuts and large drops of water were hanging from them.
I took the photos almost out of sight as I had to hold the camera above my head with my arms outstretched to get that angle they grew high above the ground.
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