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Beautiful orange two flowers of Lilium philadelphicum (Wood lily, prairie lily, or western red) is growing in the wild in the forest floor among green foliage.

A flame lily (Gloriosa Superba) in full flower. Botswana.

Photo of Lilium grayi, Gray's Lily, isolated on a white background. Taken along the Appalachian Trail near Carvers Gap in summer. Close-up of the bell-shaped flowers with freckled spots inside.

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