@earthpix: Spider lily season turns parts of Japan bright red every autumn. Known as higanbana, or the “flower of the equinox,” these striking red flowers bloom around the autumn equinox, covering forests, fields, and riverbanks across the country. At Kinchakuda in Saitama, more than 5 million spider lilies bloom beneath the trees, creating one of Japan’s most spectacular autumn scenes. By: @travelwithaude