Dusita flowers blooming in the middle of the forest. Phu Pha National Park
The image of the purple field of the Dusita Blossom, captured by the Forest Guard of the Phra National Park Guard at the 2nd (Huai) during a reconnaissance mission, gives a glimpse of the beauty that nature has hidden.
Dusita is a small insect-eating plant, flowering in the late rainy season to early winter, about August-January, and it is a precious flower by Her Majesty the Queen of the Thousand Years Royal, named "Dusita" and one of the five wild flowers that have been named.
📷: Forest Guards, Phuis National Park Guard, at Phuai 2 (Huai Cor)
Source: Phuhayon National Park - Phuphayon National Park, Sakon Nakhon Province
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