| Latin name | Observation Date | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Mimosa pigra | May, 01 2022 | The Nicho, Cuba |
On one of my trips to the Nicho, where nature unfolds in its maximum splendor, I was fortunate to capture a magical moment on my camera. It was there that I found this beautiful mimosa pigra, known locally as dormidera, with its compound leaves and small white flowers. But what made this photograph truly special was the presence of a bee, which was collecting nectar from the flowers. The combination of the plant, with its peculiar sensitivity to touch, and the bee, so vital for pollination, created a scene that I captured in these photographs. It was a moment of connection with nature that I will never forget. Here I will leave you some photos of the mimosa and the wonderful place where I captured these images.
I hope you enjoy it
| Camera used | Smartphone |
|---|---|
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| Iso speed | ISO |
| Focal length | MM |
| Photography | Mimosa pigra pigra |
| Photographer | @alessvazz20 |
| Link of original | Comunity |
|---|---|
| Link | https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/259710342 |
| Latitude/ Longitude | 22.03232 /-80.12122 |
| Map | https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=22.0323218&mlon=-80.1212235#map=16/22.01243/-80.10243 |
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