It never ceases to amaze me that the Spanish wildflowers seem to flower in unison according to colour. In early March, arriving at Malaga airport, the earth was covered with yellow flowers. Once the yellow has gone it will be pink, and there seems to be an infinite variety of pink wildflowers. 
But for me, the most glorious of all is the poppy. Arriving sometime in April, depending on the sun and showers of spring, it is the king of red flowers. 
5 to remember
al unísono – in unison
según – according to
infinito/a – infinite
más maravilloso/a que todo – most glorious of all
el rey – the king
Notes on a Spanish Valley
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Truly beautiful – and amazing. Thank you for sharing these beautiful shots with us, Sandra.
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They are so cheerful, aren’t they? SD
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Indeed. They always make me smile. OK
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Yes, I’ve noticed they flower in a colour-co-ordinated way, too 🙂
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Any why are there more pink wildflowers than any other colour? 🙂 SD
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I’ve no idea, but the pink and purple wildflowers are my favourites 🙂
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I’m in Delaware, and it looks like my poppies will be a little later this year. Just snowed again last Monday! But they are making an attempt and will be here soon.
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Poppies are cheerful, I think, because of the way their heads nod in the breeze. Hope the snow doesn’t last too long! SD
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Mine are red orientals; yours look like mine. The snow melted in two days, and I hope that’s it for this year. Looks like today will be in the sixties, so I may go out and clear leaves and debris and see what else is trying to push through! I love spring!
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Yes, you are right, it is all yellow at the moment, was all white before!
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Great colour-coordination by nature! SD
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Stunners, each one!
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Thx Cindy, and I love the photos of flowers on your blog! SD
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