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close up of a bomarea

Seamless botanical mustard pattern with green leaves and caldas bomarea flowers

Bomarea – Orange bomarea climbing lily tubular spotted blossoms on vine, isolated on white background.

Ecuador, Andes Mountains, 2700m, Cloud Forest, western slope, Bomarea flower with vine.

Colorful Bomarea Text on White Background

Cotacachi Volcano, Ecuador - August 5, 2025: Bomarea multiflora, or yellow hirsuta, is a plant in the Alstroemeriaceae family. It grows between 1,800 and 3,500 meters above sea level.

Flower Bomarea sp in the garden - detail of a pink bomarea flower bouquet in the garden

Rare Garra de León (Leontochir Ovallei) Flower Blooming in Atacama Desert, Chile

Beautiful orange flower Bomarea in wild nature. It could be find in Central and South America at Andean region.

Macro close-up of Bomarea ovallei flower buds

Bomarea, in the cloud forest of Ecuador, this flower is called "the princess's dress" by the indigenous people

Close up of exotic red flowers in the jungle, isolated. Tropical flowers Bomarea in Costa Rica rain forest.

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A Bomarea (Alstroemeriaceae) flowering on Paquisha Alta Tepuy in the Cordillera del Condor, Ecuador. The Tepuy flora in southern Ecuador is extremely biologically diverse with many endemics.

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Exotic bomarea flowers blooming within the foliage, in a forest in the eastern Andean mountains of central Colombia, near the Iguaque natural reserve.

Blooming Bomarea Multiflora Plant Displaying Vibrant Orange Flowers Against A Soft Background

Bomarea multiflora tree, elevation, front view, cutout, transparent background, isolate, Detailed Close-up of a Spiky Pine Cone with Textured Surface and Natural Elements

Bomarea plant - Alstroemeriaceae. Andean Plant. South America

Set of Bomarea multiflora tree, elevation, front view, cutout, transparent background, isolate, Diverse Collection of Cacti - Including Barrel, Muehlenbeckia and Forked Varieties

Flower of the bomarea plant in coral color

Seamless botanical dark pattern with green leaves and mustard bomarea caldas flowers

Trailing lily or Bomarea Multiflora plant in Saint Gallen in Switzerland 7.5.2026

Bomarea salsilla

Vibrant inflorescence of orange Bomarea flowers in a natural setting.

Bomarea Edulis Flower Close-up Botanical Art

Bomarea hirsuta is a plant belonging to the Alstroemeriaceae family. It is native to Ecuador and Colombia and grows in lowland forests between 1,800 and 3,500 meters above sea level.

Colombia, exeptionel red Bomarea Multiflora.

Rare Garra de León (Leontochir Ovallei) Flower Blooming in Atacama Desert, Chile

Beautiful red and orange flower Bomarea multiflora in wild nature. It is native to Colombia and Ecuador at Andean region. It is found in shrublands and forest edges, it climb over other vegetation

Vibrant small red bomarea ovallei flower growing on a rocky terrain

Bomarea hirsuta (Kunth) Herb. Alstroemeriaceae, Cartago, Costa Rica

Bomarea Bridgesiana: A Symphony of Colors and Forms

Bomarie (Bomarea), red blossom in the rainforest, Poás National Park, central highlands, Alajuela province, Costa Rica

Bomarea multiflora, the trailing lily, is a species of flowering plant in the alstroemeria family

Tourmaline Sunangel (Heliangelus exortis), female feeding from a Bomarea flower in the cloudforest at 3,000m altitude in the Rio Pita Valley near Cotopaxi Volcano, Ecuador.

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Bomarea flowers in bloom illuminated by the morning sun, in a forest in the eastern Andean mountains of central Colombia, near the Iguaque natural reserve.

A vibrant macro close-up of an unopened Garra de León (Leontochir ovallei) flower bud cluster, showing purple and green tones against a warm, rocky background in the Atacama Coast.

Bomarea multiflora tree, elevation, front view, cutout, transparent background, isolate, Detailed Close-up of a Lush Green Fern Plant with Intricate Leaf Structures and Natural Textures

Bomarea, Oligantha, flower, sepal, petal, funnel vintage illustration.

Set of Bomarea multiflora tree plan, top view, cutout, transparent background, isolate, 3D Rendered Euphorbia Plant - Six Different Perspectives for Landscape Design and Visualizations

hummingbird and flower

Beautiful Bomarea Flowers

Trailing lily or Bomarea Multiflora plant in Saint Gallen in Switzerland 7.5.2026

Bomarie (Bomarea), red blossom in the rainforest, Poás National Park, central highlands, Alajuela province, Costa Rica

Blooming Bomarea sanguinera flower, Tropical Cloud Forest, Manu National Park, Peru

Bomarea, in the cloud forest of Ecuador, this flower is called "the princess's dress" by the indigenous people

Endemic red flower of Andean region in Colombia and Ecuador.

Cotacachi Volcano, Ecuador - August 5, 2025: Bomarea multiflora, or yellow hirsuta, is a plant in the Alstroemeriaceae family. It grows between 1,800 and 3,500 meters above sea level.

Bomarea crocea, Sullu-sullu en quechua, esta flor fue utilizada por las acllas (mujeres elegidas) durante la época incaica. Conoce el secreto de las acllas.

Delicate Pink Rain Lily in Bloom (Zephyranthes) a tunning Botanical Beauty

Beautiful orange flower Bomarea in wild nature. It could be find in Central and South America at Andean region.

Close-up of vibrant red Bomarea ovallei flowers growing on cacti

DRONE AERIAL FOOTAGE - The Odle Group mountain peaks and the Church of St. John in the Valley of Funes, South Tyrol in northern Italy. The small church of Ranui, is a symbol of South Tyrol's beauty.

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Submerged church tower in Sideropolis, Nova Veneza, Santa Catarina. Flooded church. Aerial view.

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Tourmaline Sunangel (Heliangelus exortis), female feeding from a Bomarea flower in the cloudforest at 3,000m altitude in the Rio Pita Valley near Cotopaxi Volcano, Ecuador.

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Trailing lily or Bomarea Multiflora plant in Saint Gallen in Switzerland 7.5.2026

Trailing lily or Bomarea Multiflora plant in Saint Gallen in Switzerland 7.5.2026

Trailing lily or Bomarea Multiflora plant in Saint Gallen in Switzerland 7.5.2026

Bomarea multiflora tree plan, top view, cutout, transparent background, isolate, Close-up of vibrant orange and yellow flowers with green leaves, a beautiful natural blossom detail.

Bomarea multiflora tree plan, top view, cutout, transparent background, isolate, Vibrant Fuchsia Flowers Close-Up - Botanical Beauty for Design and Creative Projects

Bomarea multiflora tree, elevation, front view, cutout, transparent background, isolate, Detailed Close-Up of a Green Pine Tree Branch with Needles, Nature Macro Shot

Bomarea multiflora tree, elevation, front view, cutout, transparent background, isolate, Detailed Macro Shot of a Saguaro Cactus Spine Texture, Close-Up Photography

Bomarea hirsuta is a plant belonging to the Alstroemeriaceae family. It is native to Ecuador and Colombia and grows in lowland forests between 1,800 and 3,500 meters above sea level.

Beautiful orange flower Bomarea in wild nature. It could be find in Central and South America at Andean region.

Bomarea multiflora tree plan, top view, cutout, transparent background, isolate, Vibrant Red Hibiscus Flower Close-Up, Detailed Floral Beauty for Summer Design Elements

Bomarea multiflora tree plan, top view, cutout, transparent background, isolate, Vibrant Red Flowers Blooming in Sunlight, Close-up of Delicate Petals, Nature's Beauty

Pasochoa Volcano, Pichincha Province, Ecuador - July 5, 2025: A witch earring flower of the Bomarea hirsuta plant, with a bokeh effect or out of focus, and Pasochoa Volcano in the background.

Vivid close-up of the vibrant Bomarea ovallei plant buds

Bomarea multiflora tree, elevation, front view, cutout, transparent background, isolate, Detailed close-up of a vibrant green cactus with prominent spines, natural texture.

Bomarea multiflora tree plan, top view, cutout, transparent background, isolate, Close-up of vibrant red tulips in a field, perfect for springtime floral backgrounds and designs

Pasochoa Volcano, Pichincha Province, Ecuador - July 5, 2025: A witch earring flower of the Bomarea hirsuta plant, with a bokeh effect or out of focus, and Pasochoa Volcano in the background.

Bomarea multiflora tree, elevation, front view, cutout, transparent background, isolate, Detailed close-up of a prickly pear cactus with intricate texture and vibrant green hues.

Close-up of vibrant red Bomarea ovallei flowers growing on a cactus

Bomarea multiflora tree, elevation, front view, cutout, transparent background, isolate, Detailed close-up of a vibrant green cactus with intricate textures and desert appeal.

Bomarea hirsuta is a plant belonging to the Alstroemeriaceae family. It is native to Ecuador and Colombia and grows in lowland forests between 1,800 and 3,500 meters above sea level.

Overhead view of vibrant red Bomarea ovallei flowers growing on the ground next to dry twigs

Vibrant macro close-up of Bomarea ovallei flower buds growing on a cactus

Bomarea ovallei flower growing against a brown hill background

Bomarea multiflora tree, elevation, front view, cutout, transparent background, isolate, Detailed close-up of a prickly pear cactus, showcasing its unique texture and natural beauty.

Overhead view of vibrant red Bomarea ovallei flowers growing on the ground

Bomarea multiflora tree, elevation, front view, cutout, transparent background, isolate, Close-up of a Saguaro Cactus in the Desert, Arizona, USA - Stock Photo

garra de león, is endemic of Chile. wild flowers growing in the dry atacama desert after rainfall, bright sunny day.

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Blooming plant Alstroemeria isabella "Fred Meyer" or sometimes Bomarea. It is an wild herb that grows near wetlands. It could be find in South America in Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, Argentina, Ecuador.

garra de león, is endemic of Chile. wild flowers growing in the dry atacama desert after rainfall, bright sunny day.

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A vertical composition showing a Garra de León (Leontochir ovallei) flower bud emerging from reddish rocks, with vibrant green foliage out of focus in the background on the Atacama Coast.

Flower Garra de Leon in the Atacama Desert.

Blooming Bomarea sanguinera flower, Tropical Cloud Forest, Manu National Park, Peru

The famous garra de león, is exclusive of Chile. This species, with stems of 60 to 70 centimeters, lives in a restricted area of the coast of the Atacama Region. truck move to the left

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The famous garra de león, is exclusive of Chile. This species, with stems of 60 to 70 centimeters, lives in a restricted area of the coast of the Atacama Region. dolly move forward

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The famous garra de león, is exclusive of Chile. This species, with stems of 60 to 70 centimeters, lives in a restricted area of the coast of the Atacama Region. truck move to the left

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Beautiful Bomarea Flowers

Submerged church tower in Sideropolis, Nova Veneza, Santa Catarina. Flooded church. Aerial view.

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Submerged church tower in Sideropolis, Nova Veneza, Santa Catarina. Flooded church. Aerial view.

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Submerged church tower in Sideropolis, Nova Veneza, Santa Catarina. Flooded church. Aerial view.

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Submerged church tower in Sideropolis, Nova Veneza, Santa Catarina. Flooded church. Aerial view.

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Submerged church tower in Sideropolis, Nova Veneza, Santa Catarina. Flooded church. Aerial view.

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Submerged church tower in Sideropolis, Nova Veneza, Santa Catarina. Flooded church. Aerial view.

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Submerged church tower in Sideropolis, Nova Veneza, Santa Catarina. Flooded church. Aerial view.

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Submerged church tower in Sideropolis, Nova Veneza, Santa Catarina. Flooded church. Aerial view.

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