Related searches:

Geography and Landscapes

Butterflies and Moths

Yellow Moraea royalty-free images

70 yellow moraea stock photos, vectors, and illustrations are available royalty-free for download.

See yellow moraea stock video clips

Photos Vectors Illustrations 3D Objects AI Generated

Upload date

Wild Fortnight Lily flower (Japanese Iris, Dietes Iridioides, Moraea Iridioides), a rhizomatous plant that has bright white color. Taken with a bokeh background. Stock Photo

Bigseed Tulp (Moraea macrocarpa) close up of the flowers with purple petals and yellow dot Stock Photo

The intricate purple-blue flower of the alpine tulp, Moraea Alpina, in bloom in the Afro-alpine grassland in the Drakensberg Mountains. Stock Photo

Moraea plant flower garden plant white flower with black dark background Stock Photo

Small yellow and white Morea gawleri from the iris family that flowers on the lower slopes of mountains in the Little Karoo Stock Photo

Paper Glasstulp (Moraea setifolia) flowers, South Australia Stock Photo

Critically rare Morea exilflora iris wildflower growing in spring in the Little Karoo after spring rains near Oudtshoorn, Western Cape, South Africa Stock Photo

Pale yellow Fortnight Lily or African iris flower, close up. Creamy-yellow Dietes bicolor or Butterfly Flag flowers have overlapping petals with dark brown spots in the centre. Lemon-yellow wild Iris. Stock Photo

Summer Flowering Butterfly Flag White Iris Flower (Diplarrena moraea) Growing in a Garden in Rural Devon, England, UK Stock Photo

"Satin flower" flowers (or Pale yellow-eyed-grass, Pigroot, Rush Lily) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Its Latin name is Sisyrinchium Striatum (Syn Phaiophelps Nigricans), native to Argentina and Chile. Stock Photo

Diplarrena moraea, commonly known as white iris, is a member of the iris family, Iridaceae. It occurs in Australian heathland and forest in New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania. Stock Photo

Set of nine exotic flowers containing: Flame Lily, Orange Hibiscus, African Daisy, Plumeria, Moraea villosa, Bird of Paradise, Vanilla, Tropical Rhododendron, Heliconia Wagneriana. Stock Vector

A flower called by its botanical name which is Moraea Ramosissima . It comes from South Africa. Known generically as part of a group of flowers called the Cape Tulips. Endangered flowers. Stock Photo

Close up of the South-African plant species yellow flowering Moraea reticulata Goldblatt, or Kaapse Tulpe, a bulbous perennial flowering in autumn. Stock Photo

"Satin flower" (or Pale yellow-eyed-grass, Pigroot, Rush Lily) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Its Latin name is Sisyrinchium Striatum (Syn Phaiophelps Nigricans), native to Argentina and Chile. Stock Photo

Close-up of Karoo Iris in full boom in Mountain Zebra National Park, Eastern Cape Stock Photo

Multicolored spring wildflowers Stock Photo

Moraea fugax - Beautiful Wild Flower Stock Photo

Pretty pink Iris Moraea wildflower in spring Stock Photo

Red and yellow wild iris in South Africa Stock Photo

Purple and yellow wildflower Stock Photo

Moraea Faccida, an orange and yellow flower commonly known as One-leaf Cape Tulip. Native to South Africa, but a noxious weed in Southern Australia. Primary and very shallow focus on flower head Stock Photo

Bright red and yellow Large Tulp flower Stock Photo

"Satin flower" (or Pale yellow-eyed-grass, Pigroot, Rush Lily) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Its Latin name is Sisyrinchium Striatum (Syn Phaiophelps Nigricans), native to Argentina and Chile. Stock Photo

"Satin flower" (or Pale yellow-eyed-grass, Pigroot, Rush Lily) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Its Latin name is Sisyrinchium Striatum (Syn Phaiophelps Nigricans), native to Argentina and Chile. Stock Photo

"Satin flower" (or Pale yellow-eyed-grass, Pigroot, Rush Lily) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Its Latin name is Sisyrinchium Striatum (Syn Phaiophelps Nigricans), native to Argentina and Chile. Stock Photo

"Satin flower" (or Pale yellow-eyed-grass, Pigroot, Rush Lily) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Its Latin name is Sisyrinchium Striatum (Syn Phaiophelps Nigricans), native to Argentina and Chile. Stock Photo

"Satin flower" (or Pale yellow-eyed-grass, Pigroot, Rush Lily) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Its Latin name is Sisyrinchium Striatum (Syn Phaiophelps Nigricans), native to Argentina and Chile. Stock Photo

A Twospur Bush Hopper Thericleidae Grasshopper on a Rush-leaved Moraea flower, South Africa Stock Photo

Yellow wild Iris Stock Photo

A multitude of flowers on a spring flower meadow in the landscape of Apulia, Italy Stock Photo

Moraea watercolor seamless pattern. Bright tropical flowers isolated on yellow background, hand-drawn design for background, wallpaper, textile, wrap and etc. Stock Illustration

A single One-leaf Cape Tulip (Moraea Flaccida) flower head. Very shallow depth of field was used on just the flower head, leaving the rest very soft. Stock Photo

Moraea Faccida, an orange and yellow flower commonly known as One-leaf Cape Tulip. Native to South Africa, but a noxious weed in Southern Australia. Primary shallow focus on just the main flower head Stock Photo

Yellow flowered cape iris, Moraea huttonii in sunset. Stock Photo

Picture is showing blossoming of Moraea Irioides flowers which contains Yellow and violet dots, vintage line drawing or engraving illustration. Stock Vector

Fortnight lily aka African iris flower with bokeh background Stock Photo

Light blue flowering Barbary nut in spring, Moraea sisyrinchium Stock Photo

"Satin flower" flowers (or Pale yellow-eyed-grass, Pigroot, Rush Lily) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Its Latin name is Sisyrinchium Striatum (Syn Phaiophelps Nigricans), native to Argentina and Chile. Stock Photo

Purple Morea wildflower (Iris family) in Karoo National Park, South Africa Stock Photo

"Satin flower" (or Pale yellow-eyed-grass, Pigroot, Rush Lily) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Its Latin name is Sisyrinchium Striatum (Syn Phaiophelps Nigricans), native to Argentina and Chile. Stock Photo

Moraea polystachya flower in the eastern Cape, South Africa Stock Photo

"Satin flower" flowers (or Pale yellow-eyed-grass, Pigroot, Rush Lily) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Its Latin name is Sisyrinchium Striatum (Syn Phaiophelps Nigricans), native to Argentina and Chile. Stock Photo

Summer Flowering Butterfly Flag White Iris Flower (Diplarrena moraea) Growing in a Garden in Rural Devon, England, UK Stock Photo

Pretty Karoo Iris flowering in Mountain Zebra National Park, Eastern Cape Stock Photo

The Karoo Iris (Moraea polystachya) which has distinctive yellow markings, flowers in autumn. Each flower lasts for only a day and though beautiful is toxic to domestic livestock. South Africa. Stock Photo

A field of one-leaf Cape tulip (Moraea flaccida) flowers Stock Photo

Red and yellow Large Tulp flower opening Stock Photo

Red Wildflower with Yellow Stamen and Mirid Bug collecting Pollen Stock Photo

Pale yellow eyed grass in flower Stock Photo

Paper Glasstulp (Moraea setifolia) flowers, South Australia Stock Photo

Light blue blossom of a Gynandiris Stock Photo

"Satin flower" flowers (or Pale yellow-eyed-grass, Pigroot, Rush Lily) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Its Latin name is Sisyrinchium Striatum (Syn Phaiophelps Nigricans), native to Argentina and Chile. Stock Photo

"Satin flower" flowers (or Pale yellow-eyed-grass, Pigroot, Rush Lily) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Its Latin name is Sisyrinchium Striatum (Syn Phaiophelps Nigricans), native to Argentina and Chile. Stock Photo

"Satin flower" flowers (or Pale yellow-eyed-grass, Pigroot, Rush Lily) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Its Latin name is Sisyrinchium Striatum (Syn Phaiophelps Nigricans), native to Argentina and Chile. Stock Photo

"Satin flower" flowers (or Pale yellow-eyed-grass, Pigroot, Rush Lily) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Its Latin name is Sisyrinchium Striatum (Syn Phaiophelps Nigricans), native to Argentina and Chile. Stock Photo

"Satin flower" flowers (or Pale yellow-eyed-grass, Pigroot, Rush Lily) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Its Latin name is Sisyrinchium Striatum (Syn Phaiophelps Nigricans), native to Argentina and Chile. Stock Photo

"Satin flower" flowers (or Pale yellow-eyed-grass, Pigroot, Rush Lily) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Its Latin name is Sisyrinchium Striatum (Syn Phaiophelps Nigricans), native to Argentina and Chile. Stock Photo

"Satin flower" flowers (or Pale yellow-eyed-grass, Pigroot, Rush Lily) in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Its Latin name is Sisyrinchium Striatum (Syn Phaiophelps Nigricans), native to Argentina and Chile. Stock Photo

One yellow flower of Iris pseudacorus variety 'Appoienter', background. Stock Photo

3 yellow fowers of Iris pseudacorus variety 'Appoienter', background. Stock Photo

3 yellow fowers of Iris pseudacorus variety 'Appoienter', background. Stock Photo

Close up of a beautiful blue iris moraea blossom Stock Illustration

Close up of a beautiful blue iris moraea Stock Illustration

Yellow wild Iris Stock Photo

Blue Iris flower in a meadow Stock Photo

Blue Iris flower in a meadow Stock Photo

Blue Iris flower in a meadow Stock Photo

Barbary nut blue wild flower background Stock Photo

Barbary nut blue wild flower background Stock Photo

Geography and Landscapes

Butterflies and Moths

of 1

Our company

About us

Careers

Press/Media

Investor relations

Shutterstock Blog

Pricing

Coupons

Popular searches

Contact us

Our company

About us

Careers

Press/Media

Investor relations

Shutterstock Blog

Pricing

Coupons

Popular searches

Contact us

Legal

Website Terms of Use

Terms of Service

Privacy policy

Modern Slavery Statement

Patents

Essentials Plan Agreement

Cookie Preferences

Legal

Website Terms of Use

Terms of Service

Privacy policy

Modern Slavery Statement

Patents

Essentials Plan Agreement

Cookie Preferences

Our Brands

Pond5

PremiumBeat

TurboSquid

Giphy

Our Brands

Pond5

PremiumBeat

TurboSquid

Giphy

Innovation

Shutterstock.AI

AI image generator

AI style types

Color palette generator

Shutterstock mobile app

iOS app

Android app

Innovation

Shutterstock.AI

AI image generator

AI style types

Color palette generator

Shutterstock mobile app

iOS app

Android app

© 2003-2024 Shutterstock, Inc.