Nymphoides indica
This is an aquatic flower. Its name is Nymphoides indica. It looks so beautiful. When I was walking along the road of our village yesterday, I saw these flowers blooming in a field beside the road. There is still knee-deep water in that land. And these flowers are blooming very beautifully in that water which looks very beautiful. These flowers look very beautiful and look like fur and the white color of these flowers is really amazing.
These flowers are usually seen most often during the rainy season when there is a lot of water in the fields and these flowers bloom in the water. However, these flowers are still sometimes seen blooming in some lands. These are known as Temanki flower in our vernacular. The leaves of this flower are mostly used as cattle fodder. The leaves of this plant float on the water and look very beautiful. And these plants have small flowers that look amazing.
These flowers floating in the water looked pretty good in the morning. As I was walking along the road the flowers fascinated me so I got down to my knees and took some photographs of these flowers. Honestly, it looks amazing when the flowers sparkle in the morning sunlight. It is truly a wonderful flower. Especially when the water lily flowers are in bloom, such flowers can be seen blooming together. I actually like them quite a bit.
Delicate little water lily like these I have only ever seen once, feathery, dainty and beautiful to see!
Such flowers are seen in large quantities in our area. Especially here in our croplands during the monsoons, these flowers are seen blooming over vast areas submerged in water.
Very appealing look once you get close and macro them, our one was tiny when I noticed them no more than 3mm.
It's fascinating to see the Nymphoides indicablooming so gracefully in their natural environment. The white color of these flowers is truly stunning, and the way they resemble fur adds to their unique charm.