新西兰盛开着什么？

羽扇豆或'羽扇豆'，因为他们通常在这里被称为在新西兰通常达到高峰开花11月中下旬左右在麦肯齐地区的南岛。这张图片展示了特卡波湖沿岸的色彩爆发，特卡波湖以每年羽扇豆开花而闻名。水路和公路沿线的紫色、粉色、蓝色和白色的彩色地毯看起来美轮美奂，吸引着游客来到这一地区，当地人欣赏这些游客带来的经济效益。但是羽扇豆来自北美，在新西兰，它们被认为是外来入侵物种，排挤了本地植物群，破坏了鸟类的栖息地，比如蓝背隼、斑背隼和其他生活在水边的物种。
原文：
Lupines—or 'lupins' as they're generally called here in New Zealand—usually hit peak bloom around mid-to-late November in the Mackenzie region of the South Island. This image shows the burst of color along the shores of Lake Tekapo, famed for its annual lupin blooms. The colorful carpets of purples, pinks, blues, and whites along waterways and roads look stunning, drawing tourists to the area, and locals appreciate the economic benefits that come with these visitors. But lupins hail from North America, and in New Zealand, they're considered invasive species that crowd out native flora, ruining the habitat for birds like the wrybill, banded dotterel, and other species that live along the waterside.
《© Stanislav Kachyna/Shutterstock》