英語の後に日本語が続きます。
I had to go there three times to take these photos yesterday. First, at 5 a.m. while on an early morning walk. Second, at 9 a.m. before going to a nearby library. Then, at 3 p.m. because at 5 a.m. and 9 a.m., the flowers were closed as shown in the last photo and as suggested by one of its Japanese names "
sanjiso," meaning "3 o'clock plant," which I didn't know at these times. They are waterleaves (Talinum fruticosum). I walk by them almost every morning but didn't know until the day before when happening to walk by them at around 3 p.m. While I was photographing the waterleaf, a pale grass blue came to play with me, flying from one flower to another.
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ハゼラン（爆蘭）です。写真を撮るまでが大変でした。別名「三時草」と言われていることからも分かる通り、3時まで咲かないんです。朝散歩中の午前5時も、午前9時頃、図書館に行く途中寄っても咲いてない（最後の写真）。午後3時にわざわざ行ってやっと撮りました。ハゼラン、午後3時から4時ぐらいに咲き始め、翌朝には萎んでしまうそうです。写真撮っている最中、ヤマトシジミチョウがひらりひらり。ラッキーでした。
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