pilosella aurantiaca

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Pilosella aurantiaca ( Fox and Cubs ) Royalty Free Stock Photo

Common name: Orange hawkweed, scientific name: Pilosella aurantiaca Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pilosella aurantiaca, fox-and-cubs or hawkweed with an orange flower and green buds Royalty Free Stock Photo

Orange flowers Pilosella aurantiaca common names: fox-and-cubs, orange hawk bit, devil`s paintbrush, grim-the-collier Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pilosella aurantiaca wild flowering plant, orange flowers in bloom Royalty Free Stock Photo

Orange hawk bit flower Pilosella aurantiaca, orange flowers Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Bright Orange Flower Head of Pilosella Aurantiaca (Fox and Cubs), Northumberland June 2025 Royalty Free Stock Photo

Orange hawkweed Pilosella aurantiaca in the garden Royalty Free Stock Photo

Orange hawk bit Pilosella aurantiaca, flower from the side Royalty Free Stock Photo

Orange hawkweed (Pilosella aurantiaca) features a vibrant orange flower with serrated edges atop a slender, hairy stem. Surrounded by grasses the flower's central disc is rich in color. The background is a blurred mix of green hues, indicating the plant's natural grassy habitat. Native to central and southern Europe, Pilosella aurantiaca is known for its ability to spread rapidly, often seen in meadows and roadside areas.