Hi LGs 
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How are you dear?
Today I will tell you a very interesting Flowers story through my photography 
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Caption: A flower of “Sagor Lata /Kolmi Lota” i.e. “Beach Morning Glory” is creeping up on the shore of Inani Sea Beach, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. It "looks like smiling with me on my way to sea shore 
" , Photographer - Local Guide @MAHBUB_HYDER , by my smartphone Samsung A50. Duration of capture - Last year while I travelled there.
Caption: A pair of “Sagor Lata/Kolmi Lota” i.e. “Beach Morning Glory” is creeping up on the shore of Inani Sea Beach, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. It "looks like smiling with me on my way to sea shore " , Photographer - Local Guide @MAHBUB_HYDER , by my smartphone Samsung A50. Captured it Last year while I travelled there.
Caption: “Sagor Lata/Kolmi Lota” i.e. “Beach Morning Glory” is creeping up on the shore of Inani Sea Beach, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. It "looks like it also walking/creeping with me in the beach and smiling too with me "
Photographer - Local Guide @MAHBUB_HYDER , by my smartphone Samsung A50. Duration of capture - Last year while I travelled there,
Here one my friend and Local guide @Goutammittra also with me travelled there and he is inside in the photoframe. He was also capturing photo of “Sagor lata”
Caption: A pair of “Sagor Lata/Kolmi Lota” i.e. “Beach Morning Glory” is creeping up on the shore of Inani Sea Beach, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. It "looks like smiling with me on my way to sea shore " , Photographer - Local Guide @MAHBUB_HYDER , by my smartphone Samsung A50. Captured it Last year while I travelled there.
Caption: I am here capturing the photo of “Sagor Lata/Kolmi Lota” i.e. “Beach Morning Glory” in a morning last year with my smartphone Samsung A50, with a LG logo on the back cover, Photographer one of companion used my Smartphone “Samsung J7pro”
Photo captured from Inani Sea Beach, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.
Caption: “Sagor Lata/Kolmi Lota” i.e. “Beach Morning Glory” is creeping up on the shore of Inani Sea Beach, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. It "looks like it also walking/creeping with me in the beach and smiling too with me "
Photographer - Local Guide @MAHBUB_HYDER , by my smartphone Samsung A50. Duration of capture - Last year while I travelled there.
If you are a nature lover and walk in the morning at sand beach or Sea shore, these flowers must attract you!, and your mind obviously become cool and happy for a while!, It seems to be smiling with you from a sand beach, While you are walking in a sandy sea beech or sea shore specially in the morning – Imagine, ~ “The sounds of waves coming from horizon hitting at the sea shore or sand beach, makes our mind’s with wonder and charm!” At the same time if you notice those flowers besides you!, which are smiling and creeping up with you! How do feel dear!? Express your opinion seeing my photos……!
Anyway, It’s a so beautiful creeping plant (a kind of wild vine grows in the sandy and salty shore/beach) having with so attractive flowers! Have you ever heard about this flowers and do you know the flowers and creeping plants name? Pls. let us know!
What is the name of this plant and flower?:
- There is no appropriate Bengali name here in Bangladesh, but it looks like our very common “Kolmi” Flower (কলমি ফুল) so Its name in our country is Sagor Kolmi (সাগর কলমি). In bengali language “Sagor” means “sea”, It generally live/grows in the sea shore or sea beach so, Its name is “Sagor kolmi” (সাগর কলমি), It has other popular name, is Sagor lota (সাগর লতা) in English it can be translated as “Sea creeping”. It’s a creeping plants grows in the sea shore so its name also “Sagor lota (সাগর লতা)” The appearance of this leaf is the shape of the ‘goat’s foot hoof’, so the other name of this creeping plant is “Goatkhur (ছাগল খুর).
- In English language it is generally knowns as “Beach Morning Glory” or “Coastal morning glory”, It is also known as “Goat’s foot creeper”, “Bay hops” etc…
- In Hindi (Indian) is called as “Do Patti Lata”
- What is the name of this flowers in your country dear???
Let’s know in brief about this flower and the plant of “Sagor Lota”/ “Sagor Kolmi”- or ”
- Scientific name: ‘Ipomoea pes-caprae’
- Family: ‘Convolvulaceae’
- Higher Classification: “False bindweeds’
- Order: ‘Solanales’
- Rank: “Species’
You may see the below YouTube video (link provided) for more about this flower and creeping plant:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbhumpLNICA
Caption: I am here capturing the photo of “Sagor Lata/Kolmi Lota” i.e. “Beach Morning Glory” in a morning last year with my smartphone Samsung A50, with a LG logo on the back cover, Photographer one of companion used my Smartphone “Samsung J7pro”
Photo captured from Inani Sea Beach, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.
These plants can survive well in salty water and just on the pure sandy surfaces like sea shore, sand beach etc, this creeper has spread to many countries in the world by sea. As the seeds of this creeping plant are so tolerant of salt water and float in water “Sagarkalami/ Sagor lata” or Beach Morning glory is one of the plants in which the ocean spread has occurred. It is generally seen at off the coast of the Atlantic, Pacific, Indian Ocean, New South Wales, Queensland Coast, Hawaii Island, Mexico, Africa, Florida. In Bangladesh we have long sea and sand beach, namely “Cox’s Bazar” , that is almost 120 km long, so Cox’s Bazar sea beach is called as “World’s largest sea beach” So most of our coastal areas in Cox’s bazar it easy can be found, Beside that Kuakata and St. Islands is can be seen easily.
The leaves of these kind of creeping plant are bright green, its leaves look like (appearance) Goat’s hoof. Its fruits and flowers are big and looks like a mike, Flowers bloom almost all the yearlong. Kalmi is very well known in Bengali language. Those flowers (Sagor lota) are very similar to the flowers, fruits and character of Kalmi. It is a thin herbaceous perennial herb. The width of the vine is 2 cm or less. Sequence 6.4 mm. The team is about 40 mm long. The fruit is brown in color and it contains four seeds. The seeds are black in color.
Caption: A brunch of “Sagor Lata/Kolmi Lota” i.e. “Beach Morning Glory” ~ creeping plans are seen at the sand beach of Inani,
Photographer - Local Guide @MAHBUB_HYDER , by my smartphone Samsung A50. Duration of capture - Last year while I travelled there.
The blue water and waves from the sea is now flowing freely on the shores of the sea. ‘Sagar Lata’ has lost its existence in the face of various man-made architectures, adversities and artificial installation in the shore are for tourism and other purposes. As the crowds in Cox’s Bazar have decreased due to the corona virus, a fair of ‘Sagar Lata’ has started to be held on Cox’s Bazar and other sea beaches in Bangladesh! It’s a very cool scene now! We should protect our earth, and these creeping plats too, for its normal breeding out!
Our ‘Slogan’ always should be “Save the earth! And save our planet!”
You may be boring with long writing of me , so here I am ending up today!
Have a great day my all loving LGs! 
Take care all my friends! Be safe, healthy and happy as well as smilingly always ! 
Mahbub
Warm Greeting 
from Chittagong city,
Bangladesh. 
