Iris Versicolor Collection
The stunning beauty of the Iris versicolor, also known as the Blue Flag iris, is captured in these captivating images
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The stunning beauty of the Iris versicolor, also known as the Blue Flag iris, is captured in these captivating images. In June, amidst the picturesque landscapes of New Brunswick, Canada, this vibrant flower blooms with grace and elegance. Its delicate petals display a mesmerizing blend of blues and purples that are truly enchanting to behold. One photograph showcases a Luna Moth perched delicately on a Blue Flag iris against a pristine white background in Marion County. The contrast between the moth's ethereal green wings and the iris' vivid colors creates an exquisite visual spectacle. Ontario, Canada is another location where these magnificent flowers thrive. Their striking blue hues stand out against lush foliage and create a breathtaking sight for all who encounter them. Iris versicolor goes by various names such as Flag Lily, Liver Lily, or Snake due to its versatility in adapting to different environments, and is also known as "Iris à couleurs changeantes" for its ability to change color subtly depending on lighting conditions. In Errol, New Hampshire, large Blue Flags can be found flourishing near the Androscoggin River. This marshy habitat provides an ideal home for these irises and adds to their allure within North America's natural landscape. Not only do these flowers attract attention from nature enthusiasts but they also serve as havens for dragonflies like Emperor Dragonflies - both male and female - who find solace among their vibrant petals. From coast to coast across North America – from Maine to New Hampshire – Iris versicolor graces us with its presence. Its resilience in diverse habitats combined with its breathtaking beauty makes it an iconic symbol of nature's wonders.