The golden shower tree blooms when spring warms up to summer, producing bunches of bright yellow flowers that are pollinated by buzzing insects. Seen here are common emigrants, which are among the many butterflies that come for its nectar and lay eggs on the tree.
Illustration: Ravi Jambhekar
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A spectacular show of golden chandeliers
The golden shower tree blooms when spring warms up to summer, producing bunches of bright yellow flowers that are pollinated by buzzing insects. Seen here are common emigrants (Catopsilia pomona), which are among the many butterflies that come for its nectar and also lay eggs on the tree.
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Photo: Hareesh J
