This red/purple cotinus on our deck (variant rhus cotinus) and its largely spent flowers become particularly attractive just after rain, and we’ve had a lot of rain lately. Not good for most photography, but great for raindrops!
Rhus Cotinus is also called ‘European smoke bush’, presumably because the large groups of flowers on stems can look a bit like a smoky edging to the plant (see above Wikipedia link).
Note to pedants. No they’re not the actual rain drops, but the varied effect of splashes, joining together, streaming, viscosity, surface tension, etc! That’s why some of the drops are rather large and some are very small.
I can't believe it! 
The pedant in me at first glance thought the title was “Continuous Raindrops” and that you’d made either a big spelling booboo, or a pun….especially as that’s our current weather pattern – rather a lot of rather continuous raindrops! ( the pics are good btw)
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Beautiful. We have either this or something very like it, but the Smokey flowers don’t appear until late in the summer.
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Love that plant and the water drops.
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