I need help in identifying these little beauties that dotted the paths and undergrowth, on the slopes of the Yercaud range. I enjoyed looking for them.
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| The untrodden areas were covered with these little white stars. |
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| A close-up of the same flower |
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| Common Floss flowers (I think)was also common, especially in the more moist patches, on the banks of streams. |
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| I have no idea what this dramatic spiky ball is! |
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| Little Glories - so small that one could miss them entirely. |
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| Common wood sorrel was everywhere. This is puliyarai (Tamil) or khatti bhaj (Hindi), huli soppu (Kannada), is eaten raw and is good for health. |
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| Looks like jasmine doesn't it? Id needed. |
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| Pink rain lilies! |
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| Another unidentified beauty |
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| I found this in more rocky areas. |
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| Jamaican Blue Spikes were always humming with little bees and insects. |
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| Morning Glory, indeed! |
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