La Palma has lots and lots of wildflowers at this time of year. We even have five different poppies on La Palma.
The Corn Poppy, Field Poppy, Flanders Poppy, or Red Poppy is easily the commonest. This is the poppy that mostly grows wild in fields.
The next commonest comes from California, which has a similar climate.
And then there’s the opium poppies, which are presumably garden escapes.
And finally the prickly yellow poppies, which are an invasive species that come from Mexico. These aren’t nearly as easy to find.
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Those California poppies have “interesting” properties 😀
The bumblebee in the first photo is a Canary Island endemic: Bombus canariensis: The only bumble native to the islands.