Morning glory

Thank you very much Ron, I wanted to revise my comment after looking into what our friends posted in one of FB group that it was Ipomoea nil but so far I couldn't recall what site I had have commented .. :(

The relatively thin elongated sepals indicate Ipomoea nil.

Hi there! The Signs of Wildlife mission usually involves an animal leaving a sign (for example a track) or a part of an animal being found (feather, bone, etc). These are clues or signs of wildlife. It might be possible to find a sign of a plant, but if the actual plant (or the animal) is present in the spotting image then it's not a sign. Please remove your spotting from the Signs of Wildlife mission. Thanks

Thanks

Morning glory, Ipomoea purpurea