No, there’s no clarity in those beautiful flower shots!
Fields of violets, poppies, daffodils and more are in full bloom in the Italian village of Castelluccio, creating a colorful spectacle on the meadow plateau of the Umbrian region.
The annual flowering, known as “la fioritura,” occurs every year between late May and early July, replacing the usually green fields with a wash of colors including red, purple, yellow, and blue, according to the village’s website.
The phenomenon is made up of countless varieties, the village noted. Some of the most common, however, are gentianellas, daffodils, violets, poppies, buttercups, daffodils, purple eugeniae, clovers, and shamrocks.
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According to the website, the Fiorita festival is held on the third and final Sunday of June.
However, there is not always a way to predict the exact timing of when the flowers will hit peak bloom.
“Everything is entrusted to the climate of the season,” the site reads.
While this year’s bloom is soon coming to an end, those interested can still view the breathtaking photos online.
For Americans — and Californians in particular — the spectacle may remind some of the poppy “super bloom” that happens every few years starting in mid-March in the Anza-Borrego Desert State Park and around Lake Elsinore between Los Angeles and San Diego.
The number of orange wildflowers that pop up is determined by the rainfall experienced in the region the previous winter. In 2019, the natural display was so massive, it could be seen from space.
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As many travelers stay home this year amid the coronavirus pandemic, there are still many tactics to see the hot spots of nature in the world from the comfort of their home.
In April, Google Earth will be offered a virtual cherry blossom tour around the world, as a component of its collection of Google Local Guides, to offer others an iconic pink and white flower house.
The tour took viewers across the world to marvel at 10 of the most beautiful locations for cherry blossom trees, including Washington D.C.; Toyko; Miharu, Japan; Paris; Curitiba, Brazil; Stockholm, Sweden; Cáceres, Spain; Jinhae, South Korea; Vancouver, British Columbia and London, England.
Google Earth’s satellite imagery updated the photos periodically as each blossom location bloomed at its own time.