After seeing the flowers of Tortuguero I was more than impressed. But then, when I arrived in Cahuita, I noticed that the flowers of Cahuita were of a different kind. Even though both places are on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica, the flowers seemed varied. By then I had already decided that I would treat you and myself to a flower post of each destination. These beauties deserved their own spotlight.
Interestingly enough, most of the flowers of Cahuita come in red tones. Some slightly lighter, more orange-hued, but all of them in quite bright colors. anyway, here we go. Yours, Pollybert
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red leaved plant with a tiny yellow flower on top @Cahuita
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fragile looking red flower with long stems I think @Cahuita
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white flowers with bright red leaves around @Cahuita
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orange flower with unopened buds @Cahuita
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the flower is long gone, but the seed pod is still on top of the banana @Cahuita
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paradise flower @Cahuita
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small yellow orange flowers @Cahuita
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longer stems than flower head @Cahuita