Painted Tongue Collection

Painted tongue or velvet trumpet flower, Salpiglossis sinuata
5893866 Painted tongue or velvet trumpet flower, Salpiglossis sinuata. by Bois, Desire Georges Jean Marie (1856-1946); (add.info.: Painted tongue or velvet trumpet flower, Salpiglossis sinuata)

Painted tongue flower

Monarch butterfly on orange coneflowers and painted tongue

Orange, black, lilac tropical butterfly, Hypolimnas pandarus pandora, with large group of flowering painted tongue flowers

Orchard butterfly, Papilio demodocus on coneflower

Tropical butterfly, hypochlora, wings out on orange coneflowers

North American butterfly the monarch on purple painted tongue flowers

Beautiful blue butterfly, Euploea mulciber subvisaya on orange coneflowers and painted tongue

Papilio polymnestor tropical butterfly on painted tongue flowers

Old World swallowtail buttery on orange coneflowers and painted tongue

Butterfly Papilio polymnestor on orange coneflowers and painted tongue

Purple painted tongue flowers and white tropical butterfly Eurytides agesilaus autosilaus

Purple painted tongue flowers with tropical butterfly Napocles jucunda

Purple painted tongue flowers, tropical butterfly, Papilio alcemenor f. leucoclis

Purple painted tongue flowers and Pineville North American butterfly, Papilio troilus

Purple painted tongue flowers with female Asian swallowtail butterfly, Papilio Maackii

Purple painted tongue flowers with black swallowtail butterfly, Papilio polyxenes

Orange coneflower with backdrop of purple painted tongue

Orange coneflowers and painted tongue with resting mourning cloak butterfly

Male Papilio bianor Asian swallowtail butterfly on purple painted tongue flowers

Painted tongue flowers in purple and gold

Purple painted tongue flowers and black striped tropical butterfly

Orange cone flower with backdrop of purple painted tongue

Green tropical swallowtail butterfly, Papilio palinurus daedalus, on grouping of painted tongue flowers

Tropical butterfly (Parthenos sylvia philippinensis) on painted tongue flowers

Batesia hypochlora butterfly on painted tongue flowers

Purple painted tongue flowers and male birdwing butterfly, Troides aeacus thomsonii

Tropical butterfly, Panacea procilla, on group of painted tongue flowers

Purple painted tongue flowers with Eurytides thyastes butterfly

Painted tongue and hirta daisies in tight grouping

Painted tongue and hirta daisies in tight grouping along with red zinnia and coneflowers

Painted tongue in Longwood Gardens Conservatory, Pennsylvania

USA, Pennsylvania, Kennett Square. Painted tongue blossoms

Painted Tongue (Salpiglossis sp. )
Painted Tongue (Salpiglossis sp.) in flower

Painted tongue (Salpiglossis sinuata)
Painted tongue flower (Salpiglossis sinuata)

Painted tongue close-ups of their blooms - Sammamish Washington

Salpiglossis sinuata Royal Mixed
Painted tongue (Salpiglossis sinuata Royal Mixed )

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"Captivating Colors: The Enchanting Beauty of the Painted Tongue Flower" Step into a world where vibrant hues and delicate petals intertwine, as the painted tongue flower (Salpiglossis sinuata) takes center stage. Also known as the velvet trumpet flower, this captivating blossom boasts an array of mesmerizing shades that beckon both butterflies and humans alike. In a harmonious dance with nature, a majestic monarch butterfly gracefully perches on orange coneflowers, finding solace amidst the velvety allure of the painted tongue. Its wings, adorned in striking black and orange patterns, create a stunning contrast against the lilac tropical backdrop. As if summoned by its beauty, another enchanting visitor arrives – an orchard butterfly (Papilio demodocus). With elegance unmatched, it delicately flutters from one coneflower to another, savoring nectar while adding its own touch of charm to this floral symphony. A tropical butterfly named hypochlora spreads its wings wide open upon orange coneflowers. Its vivid green hue complements the radiant blooms beneath it. Meanwhile, North America's beloved monarch butterfly finds solace among purple painted tongue flowers - a regal pairing that showcases Mother Nature's artistry at its finest. Amidst this kaleidoscope of colors emerges a beautiful blue butterfly called Euploea mulciber subvisaya. It gracefully lands on orange coneflowers and painted tongues; their combined brilliance creating an ethereal scene straight out of dreams. Not to be outdone by their counterparts from afar is Papilio polymnestor - an Old World swallowtail butterfly that graces these blossoms with its presence. As it flits between each petal with gracefulness unparalleled, it adds yet another layer of magnificence to this already breathtaking tableau.