Pink !

I have no idea of the name of that flowers, they looks like honeysuckle, but no smell at all and no leaves only thorns...painful thorns !

[Osia Strasner]

Those are definitely not honeysuckles.... very, very pretty flowers, even though they look like they are reaching out to grab you! Thorns, huh? They almost look like pine needles....hope they are not in your yard!

[Nicole Campbell]

They look like a Native Australian plant, I just can't remember what it is called. If it comes to me I will let you know.

[Darren Juden]

Very pretty!

[David Briggs]

Lovely colours

[Simply Amanda]

Such lovely flowers. Like an explosion of color.

[Tricia Kano]

So pretty. They almost look like fireworks.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

So pretty!

[Corinne]

@panthora you are true ;) what I call thorn is more pines needles, sorry for my bad English !

[Therese]

stunning capture!!!

[Joey]

Beautiful shot

[Maggiemae]

Nice focus on the sharp thorns! The flowers are really very pretty but 'don't touch'!

[Stephanie Swift]

I don't know what they are, but I like this shot--pink and green is a favourite combination of mine.

[Call me Joe]

Have no clue 'bout flowers,i know only 3-roses,orchids and sunflowers-hA!: U captured 'em beautifully.:)

[judith deacon]

Beautiful Corinne, its a West Australian native called Grevillea but I can't remember the full Latin name. I have one growing in my garden here in England to remind me of my garden in Australia! Lovely capture.

[Corinne]

@judithdeacon wow Judith you are the big winner ! Thanks for the reply, I found them in south of France. What surprised me was the abundance of flowers, the bush was high and all pink !

[8yearson]

Someone always knows the answer here on 365!! Beautiful flowers and capture....

[Nita]

Beautiful capture, lovely pinks.

[*lynn]

amazing and gorgeous flowers

[Erinn Dubay]

The thorns do not sound fun! The blooms are beautiful though! Wonderful shot.

[Kathy A]

Beautiful colour.

[Michael Smith]

Pink: "Where there is a flame, someone's bound to get burned." Oh, wait a second, wrong "Pink".
Beautiful picture!

[Elaine]

Yes its Grevillea as Judith @judithdeacon said. I have a yellow and pink one in my garden. There are about 360 species native to Australia. Lovely capture this is one of my favourite flowers.