Syros offered an abundance of flowers. We saw most of them on the one day we did a lot of sightseeing. On the other hand, this shouldn’t astonish me so much. Usually there are no flowers on the beach. I love a sandy beach but whatever should grow there. So when we had our sightseeing day walking up to Ano Syros, due to overcast sky, rain, and quite cool temperatures, flowers everywhere beckoned me to take pictures of them. I have missed taking pictures of flowers, especially since I haven’t done that in a very long time. The last time happened actually last year on Milos. So I am very grateful to share with you my yield from Syros. Here they are, the flowers of Syros. Yours, Pollybert
nothing symbolizes Greece more than Bougainvillea @Syros
it looks like dandelion but with three ‘heads’ @Syros
two different kinds of Oleander @Syros
yellow flower @Syros
low growing purple flower @Syros
looks like a large thistle with bee @Syros
can’t say what that is but it looks amazing @Syros
white flower (maybe jasmine) with a fly @Syros
lightly colored Bougainvillea @Syros
not sure if this is a flower or colored leaves @Syros
not sure why these purple flowers look so creased @Syros
symphony in light blue @Syros
simple white flowers @Syros
basil and other herbs @Syros
yellow flower with insect @Syros
lavender flowers @Syros
two-tone colored flowers @Syros
another yellow flower @Syros
purple flowers @Syros
silky strands in pink @Syros
tiny yellow flowers @Syros
