Tabebuia rosea

This beautiful flower of the Tree known as Guayacán Rosado, which is native to Central America and the northern part of South America, adorns our fields and also the streets and parks of towns and cities throughout this region, it has a particularity and that is that its beauty is so ephemeral that the duration of this flower can only be appreciated twice a year after the first rains, giving a colorful touch to the different rural and urban landscapes for just two or three days maximum, then the flower dies and falls forming on the ground a kind of "pink carpet". Fortunately, I live three blocks from a park and I was able to take this beautiful Macro photograph.
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