The wild red

Etlingera elatior (Bungong Kala; Kecombrang)
For information, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Etlingera_elatior
& http://www.ntbg.org/plants/plant_details.php?plantid=4977

I know the pictures like this, and even more beautiful, will I get on the internet abundantly. I just choose a few pieces, and share it for you, then "Look what I found on the interwebs" as my steemian freind, @ocrdu, said. And perhaps, then, I'll get reward, although not much.

Even though it was allowed here, and people can do it easily, but I tried not to. Suppose I, actually, really want to inform and share with you anything that has been published by others, then I would not be shy said that it was belonged to someone else, and I'm not going to pretend, or impress upon you that it was as though my own. I will write brightly the sources, without vaguely, without imaging, and without fabricate.

The pictures are not taken in the yard of my house or in the yard of my neighbor's house, even the flowers can be found around where we live. The pictures I took when I was in the jungle or the bush dense in places that are remote in time doing surveys for research that is not directly related to the botanical. Red flowers in the jungle was attract my attention, like beetles attracted by the bright red color of the flowers. The flowers are bright red colored lure beetles to pollinate. Flowers, as we know, to function as an sex organ in plants.

Being in the wild in tropical regions, making the flowers were very prominent. That would make it very different. At the time I took pictures, I don't know scientific name of the red flowering plants, even after searching the Internet, there are also some that is still not I get the name. But anyway, I want to share in this community even, perhaps, I will not get anything reward.

Etlingera elatior (Bungong Kala; Kecombrang)
(For information, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Etlingera_elatior
& http://www.ntbg.org/plants/plant_details.php?plantid=4977)