Gerd Ludwigのインスタグラム(gerdludwig) - 4月10日 03時26分

Tourists flock to Southern California’s Antelope Valley poppy preserve to explore and enjoy this year’s “super bloom.” The rare natural phenomenon is caused by heavier-than-usual rainfall activating many long-dormant wildflower seeds and prompting them to bloom in massive amounts. The flowers, including California poppies, Desert Dandelion, Sand Verbena and Evening Primrose, carpet many areas in Southern California, some of which reportedly haven’t seen as many blooming flowers in the past 100 years. They draw many people eager to witness the super bloom and take advantage of photo opportunities. On windy days, the poppies close earlier than usual, finicky to changes in light and weather conditions.

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teatime_adventures @lago108 Why would it be his job to police those tourists (who are obviously very far from him)? If you want to shout at tourists crushing flowers go look for some people taking selfies, stop pestering respected photographers. ?

zookeeperbanana Please consider putting something about staying on trails on the picture or the caption.

kerrycall @chirawawalpriyam & @mikhailcarto did you guys see these on your road trip!! Wowza!!

cali_robyn Visitors should respect the beauty and stay on paths ???????

megamarz1 I legit want the give them in the field a left right goodnight

amyhoags @robebella @ehoags @gunbunnyjames @obsessedwithwieners

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